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Tag Archives: The Innovator’s Dilemma
My very favorite #books on #innovation : A to I
I decided to create a list of my 10 favorite innovation books…but came up with 15. It was hard enough to narrow the list to nearly 10 – no way I was going to try to rank order them. So … Continue reading
Posted in experiential innovation, Innovation education, NSD Process, Process Innovation, Service Design
Tagged Abbie Griffin, Chesbrough, Christensen, Clayton Christensen, David Burkus, Deign Thinking, disruptive innovation, Eric von Hippel, Gerald Tellis, Innovation Books, Issacson, jerk, Myths of Creativity, Peter Drucker, The Innovator's Dilemma, Tim Brown
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