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    Growth through innovation by Rishikesha t krishnan &Sourav Mukherj

    Description Smart summary, the openings of the new IIMs augurs will for and for an interesting to third growth model , in addition to scale and replication which were used to build the previous six .It is model that we often invoke in wishful conversation about fast tracking our nations...
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    Growth through innovation by Rishikesha t krishnan &Sourav Mukherj

    Description Smart summary, the openings of the new IIMs augurs will for and for an interesting to third growth model , in addition to scale and replication ,which were used to build the previous six .It is model that we often invoke in wishful conversation about fast tracking our nations...
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    Presentation

    Description Art of Innovation Click to edit Master subtitle style ART OF INNOVATIO N 4/10/12 By : • Gautam 3 BIG QUESTIONS • Why this Topic ? •What is innovation? •How much key points? 4/10/12 1. MAKE MEANING 4/10/12 MAKE MEANING • To change the World • To make world better • To...
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    Product innovation, a solution to overcome crisis?

    The recent economic instability in the world has affected every being in someway,which has led to a decrease in consumer demand. In such a case, retailers and manufacturers of consumer goods across the globe face the biggest challenge of attracting consumers. Do you think, innovative global...
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    Innovation Management Process

    hey friends check out the ppt on Innovation Management Process
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    Innovation Redefined in Rural India

    Swayambhoo Sharma came up with an interesting solution to address the drinking water needs of animals, as lack of surface water sources and falling water table has made availability of clean drinking water a major problem in Rajasthan. Raghav Gowda has developed low cost simple milking...
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    MICA innovation to help Harvard business school sharpen teaching tools

    Leaving aside thick textbooks, students of the world's top-ranking management institute, Harvard Business School (HBS) in the US, will soon be musing on the pages of a photonovel as a part of their classroom activities. What's more, the first-of-its-kind photonovel for the students at Harvard is...
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    Vancouver, Singapore take 2011 AIPC Innovation Awards

    At a time when the convention centre world can most use some new ideas, delegates to the 2011 AIPC Annual Conference in San Diego were treated to a new supply of innovative management, marketing and operations concepts as a result of this year's edition of the AIPC Innovation Award - and the two...
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    Vancouver, Singapore take 2011 AIPC Innovation Awards

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    Is Innovation a Relevant Concept for IT?

    Often when people talk of innovation, what they're really talking about invention. Invention is cool; invention is exciting. Though real IT invention is not the norm (it typically happens only in product companies), every company has the opportunity for IT innovation -- a spiraling-up of ideas...
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    Innovation and Risk Entrepreneurship

    Most corporations have a significant misconception regarding the subject of risk management. Typically, it is seen as a necessary (or mandated) but boring chore that must be performed. And it is often viewed as yet another method of bureaucratic over-management that serves only to keep the...
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    SWOT ANALYSIS ON Spanx, Inc

    SWOT ANALYSIS ON Spanx, Inc : Spanx, Inc. is a U.S. company that mainly manufactures footless pantyhose and other undergarments for women, particularly "body shaping" undergarments and bodysuit shapewear intended to give the wearer a slim and shapely appearance. They have been endorsed by...
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    End of innovation

    The Internet is so crowded. Every day a new startup pops up in some corner of the world that offers a new service on the Internet. With everyone going online; I'm wondering whether there's any room for Innovation on the Internet. All the innovation I see today is in the hardware and the...
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    Four approaches to open innovation

    There are four popular approaches to open innovation: public suggestion schemes, innovation competitions; outsourcing and publicly funded projects. Two of these approaches are effective. One is not. One can be. 1. Idea competitions Idea competitions are effective because it...
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    Open innovation is actually an old hat

    In fact, open innovation, as such, is not terribly new. Even in the 60s and 70s, many hotels and restaurants had suggestion boxes inviting ideas from customers. Any research scientist in industry will tell you that they have been doing open innovation for years, collaborating, officially and...
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    Open Innovation

    The term “open innovation” was popularized by Henry Chesbrough in his book Open Innovation: The New Imperative for Creating and Profiting from Technology. He wrote “Open innovation is a paradigm that assumes that firms can and should use external ideas as well as internal ideas, and internal and...
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    Innovation

    The Microsoft Interview was a pioneer in that it was about technical knowledge, problem solving and creativity as opposed to the goal and weaknesses interviews most companies used at the time. Initially based on Bill Gates' obsession with puzzles, many of the puzzles presented during...
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    Bias Against Innovation

    Bias Against Innovation Companies managing a established brand can be so pleased with past and current success, and so preoccupied with day to day problems, that they become blind to competitive situations. By ignoring or minimizing fundamental changes in the competitive situation or potential...
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    INNOVATION IN RETAILING

    The scope for innovation in financial services is unlimited. Although banks have introduced a variety of deposit and loan products, the basic features of all these products are almost one and the same. Among the delivery channels, ATMs have emerged as ubiquitous money centers. Almost all banks...
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    IMPACT OF PRODUCT INNOVATION IN RETAIL BANKING

    Product innovation continues to be yet another major challenge. Even though bank after bank is coming out with new products, not all are successful. What is of crucial importance is the need to understand the difference between novelty and innovation? Peter Drucker in his path breaking book...
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