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How Does One Create a Culture That Supports and Manages Innovation?

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While many new companies — especially well-funded start-ups — believe they own the market on innovative thinking, mature organizations also bring multiple advantages to the field. Top among them is the ability to build a systematic approach to manage innovation. While fresh start-ups are still assembling their teams, building markets, and putting infrastructure in place, the mature company can focus on instilling innovation discipline in operations.

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Rajegopal, S. (2013). How Does One Create a Culture That Supports and Manages Innovation?. In: Portfolio Management. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137023346_2

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