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November 30, 2006Purpose and Innovation
How to optimize corporate R&D efforts.October 26, 2006 by Nikos MourkogiannisThe Well-Designed Global R&D Network
A new study finds that organizations benefit when they configure their innovation networks for cost and manage them for value.May 30, 2006 by Thomas Goldbrunner, Yves Doz, and Keeley WilsonBooks in Brief
“Rank and yank” defended, consumers empowered, innovators differentiated, and Michael Jackson inflamed.February 28, 2006 by David K. HurstThe Beatles Principles
Lessons about teamwork and creativity from the most successful band in history.February 28, 2006 by Andrew SobelBest Business Books 2005: Media
Debacle on 43rd StreetNovember 29, 2005 by Everette E. DennisHow Companies Turn Customers' Big Ideas into Innovations
The most effective product development and commercialization processes encourage dynamic communication and idea sharing among engineers, marketers, and customers.January 12, 2005Bridging the Breakthrough Gap
Creating disruptions is fine, but mending them may be even better. The case for cautious inventiveness.November 30, 2004 by Nicholas G. CarrR&D Through Open Innovation
May 19, 2003 by Henry ChesbroughReinventing R&D Through Open Innovation
Old-school R&D was strictly in-house. The new model for success requires collaboration with many innovators.April 30, 2003 by Henry ChesbroughStraight from the Brain
Jack Welch’s autobiography has plenty of emotion. For introspection, however, consider the new books by Boyle, Coyle, and Tedlow.January 12, 2002 by David K. HurstThe Bottom Line on Ethics
For executives who want to do good and do well, some long-awaited guidebooks.October 1, 2001 by Art KleinerSweeping Webvan into the Dustbin of History
"Common-goods" e-tailers are collapsing because they ignored an iron law of retailing: New formats win only by offering better prices, not better service.August 13, 2001 by Nick Hodson and Tim LaseterThe Vision Thing
Why did American Express outperform Wells Fargo, IBM beat Burroughs, and Motorola crush Zenith? Because they reconciled the tension between values and numbers.January 1, 2001 by Harold EvansThey All Laughed at Christopher Columbus
The risk-takers have always faced Cassandras, the more so in today's cynical media culture. But who's got the last laugh now?October 1, 2000 by Harold EvansAssaying Edison... And His Equals
Who belongs in the Innovation Hall of Fame: Shockley, who invented the transistor; Moore and Noyce, who left his lab to found Intel; or Grove, who managed the company to greatness?April 1, 2000 by Harold EvansAn Interview with Lynda Applegate
January 1, 2000 by Randall Rothenberg
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