Why (smart companies) do dumb things : lessons learned from innovation blunders : avoiding eight common mistakes in new product development / Calvin L. Hodock.
Material type:
- 9781591025689 (alk. paper)
- HD 45 H691w 2007
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
The innovation challenge -- Avoiding marketing misjudgment -- Antidotes to poisoned positioning -- The perils of dead-on-arrival products -- Competitive delusion -- Fatality in frugality -- The evil of timetable tyranny -- Defective marketing intelligence -- Marketing dishonesty -- What's it all about? -- Rules of engagement: shareholders -- Rules of engagement: corporations and MBA programs -- A few final thoughts.
"In Why Smart Companies Do Dumb Things, industry professional Calvin L. Hodock examines eight typical innovation blunders that, time after time, undermine the success of new product development."--Jacket.
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