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The wisdom of deliberate mistakes
by GUNTHER, Robert E | SCHOEMAKER, Paul J.H. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type:  Article; Literary form:
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General;
Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, June 2006Availability: No items available
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Second in command : the misunderstood role of the chief operating officer
by MILES, Stephen A | BENNETT, Nathan. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, May 2006Availability: No items available
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Creating new growth platforms
by SHEER, Claude P | DOZ, Yves L | LAURIE, Donald L. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, May 2006Availability: No items available
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Are leaders portable?
by NOHRIA, Nitin | MCLEAN, Andrew N | GROYSBERG, Boris. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration , May 2006Availability: No items available
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Mapping your innovation strategy
by Anthony, Scott D | EYRING, Matt | GIBSON, Lib. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: May 2006 : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, May 2006Availability: No items available
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The five messages leaders must manage
by HAMM, John. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, May 2006Availability: No items available
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Home depot's blueprint for culture change
by CHARAN, Ram. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, April 2006Availability: No items available
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When should a leader apologize-and when not?
by KELLERMAN, Barbara. Source: Harvard business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, April 2006Availability: No items available
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Localization : the revolution in consumer markets
by RIGBY, Darrell K | VISHWANATH, Viajay. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, April 2006Availability: No items available
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Match your innovation strategy to your innovation ecosystem
by ADNER, Ron. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-graduate School of Business Administration, April 2006Availability: No items available
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Manage customer-centric innovation-systematically
by MACMILLAN, Ian C | SELDEN, Larry. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, April 2006Availability: No items available
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Connect and develop : inside procter & gamble's new model for innovation
by SAKKAB, Nabil | HUSTON, Larry. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, March 2006Availability: No items available
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Inside the mind of the chinese consumer
by MCEWEN, William ... [et al.]. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, March 2006Availability: No items available
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Managing middlescence
by DYCHTWALD, Ken | ERICKSON, Tamara | MORISON, Robert. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, March 2006Availability: No items available
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How to implement a new strategy without disrupting your organization
by NORTON, David P | KAPLAN, Robert S. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, March 2006Availability: No items available
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The why, what and how of management innovation
by HAMEL, Gary. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, February 2006Availability: No items available
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The great intimidators
by KRAMER, Roderick M. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, February 2006Availability: No items available
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Defeating feature fatigue
by HAMILTON, Rebecca W | THOMPSON, Debora Viana | RUST, Roland T. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, February 2006Availability: No items available
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The seasoned executive's decision-making style
by BROUSSEAU, Kenneth R ... [et al.]. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, Febraury 2006Availability: No items available
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Rediscovering market segmentation
by MEER, David | YANKELOVICH, Daniel. Source: Harvard Business ReviewMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Publisher: Boston : Harvard University-Graduate School of Business Administration, February 2006Availability: No items available
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