Open Innovation: The New Imperative for Creating and Profiting from Technology: Henry William Chesbrough

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From Publishers Weekly
The great corporate research departments at companies like Bell Labs, IBM and Xerox were once the motor of American industry. But that may be changing, according to this probing academic study of corporate technological innovation. Chesbrough, an assistant professor at the Harvard Business [...]

Developing Business Strategies: David A. Aaker

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Unless you know where your company is going, chances are it won’t get very far in today’s global marketplace. That’s why every business needs the strong vision and keen sense of direction that come from the development, evaluation, and implementation of business strategiesand why every business owner or manager should have [...]

Competitive Strategy Dynamics: Kim Warren

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“…many valuable ideas…” (Long Range Planning, Vol 37 2004)

The complexity and dynamism of modern industries and businesses has exposed shortcomings in the strategy tools currently in widespread use. Senior management is in urgent need of a practical, fact-based, but rigorous approach for understanding [...]

Modern Competitive Analysis: Sharon M. Oster

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“A blockbuster of a book. There are many analytical probes of strategic management concepts that students of business administration must read. A tremendous book.”–Richard H. Fabris, New Jersey City University
“A comprehensive, lucidly written text.”–Ram Baliga, Wake Forest University
“An enormous number of well chosen examples illustrate [...]

Winner Take All: How Competitiveness Shapes the Fate of Nations: Richard Elkus

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BusinessWeek“In his important, well-argued new book, Winner Take All: How Competitiveness Shapes the Fate of Nations, longtime Silicon Valley executive Richard J. Elkus Jr. demonstrates how, through complacent government and misguided business practices, the U.S. has surrendered its lead in one key market or technology after another, [...]

Managing Smart : 325 High-Performance Tips Every Manager Must Know (Street Smart Series): M.D., MBA, Lynne Milgram, Ph.D., M.D., Alan Spector, Matt Treger

‘Managing Smart’ examines the challenges facing today’s management and provides fast, practical answers for solving common workplace situations. It presents step-by-step instructions for mastering more than 300 key real-world management tasks.
This condensed business guide includes information on: * Leadership techniques * Labor management * Strategic planning * Time management * Marketing [...]

Open Innovation: The New Imperative for Creating and Profiting from Technology: Henry William Chesbrough

From Publishers Weekly
The great corporate research departments at companies like Bell Labs, IBM and Xerox were once the motor of American industry. But that may be changing, according to this probing academic study of corporate technological innovation. Chesbrough, an assistant professor at the Harvard Business School, argues [...]

The Delta Project: Discovering New Sources of Profitability in a Networked Economy: Arnoldo C. Hax, Dean L. Wilde, Lester Thurow

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MIT professor Hax and consultant Wilde aim to show how to squeeze more profits and greater efficiency out of an organization. Building off the work of Michael Porter, C.K. Prahalad and Gary Hamel, they argue that the best way to gain competitive advantage is [...]

Handbook of Strategy and Management: Andrew M Pettigrew, Howard Thomas, Richard Whittington

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“The editors of this well-crafted collection posit that the field is at a critical inflection point, which warrants both a retrospective and forward-looking examination. The editors are to be commended for bringing together a diverse, scholarly group of writers to focus their attention on the growing [...]

Open Innovation: The New Imperative for Creating and Profiting from Technology: Henry William Chesbrough

Editorial Reviews
From Publishers Weekly
The great corporate research departments at companies like Bell Labs, IBM and Xerox were once the motor of American industry. But that may be changing, according to this probing academic study of corporate technological innovation. Chesbrough, an assistant professor at the Harvard Business School, [...]