Quo Vadis: Where does an innovative company go next?

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Overview: When a company is already well known for its innovation, yet is faced with constantly increasing market pressures, where does it go? This paper offers an understanding of innovation based on five maturity levels. This paper describes five levels of innovation maturity which can be used to both assess the current position of a company and to show the way forward. It also induces you with the limitations and the preferences of the innovation for a company.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 7

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