The Consequences of Innovation

Topics:
Innovation
Tags:
Innovation,
Leadership,
Management,
Public Sector,
Strategy
Source:
The Innovation Journal

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Overview: Although innovation is frequently heralded as the driver of the 'New economy', its myriad claims have yet to be substantiated. The paper surveys the literature and addresses some of the claims skeptically. It differentiates between the public and private sector prerogatives in order to understand why the public sector organization is typically less innovative than its private sector counterparts.

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Format: PDF | Size: 732KB | Date: Oct 2004 | Pages: 43

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