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Disruptive Innovation and Public Sector Organisations
Alpin McGregor, freeelance, United Kingdom, Member
This model appears to describe the potential life cycle of a firm in market economies where profit maximisation is the goal. If public good is the goal as provided by public sector organisations then no need for innovation to be hoarded as no advantage in terms of overall public good. Not certain how to develop this argument. Must have bearing on actions of innovative firm too in market economy....
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Disruptive Innovation and Public Good
Nilda Jelenic, Strategy Consultant, Argentina, Member It seems a good tool for performance improvement. This is very necessary in the public sector. Especially in developing countries. To do more, better ... |
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Disruptive Innovation and the Public Sector
Alpin McGregor, freeelance, United Kingdom, Member Interesting set of comments to my initial query about disruptive innovation. My thoughts have moved on to a good that is - as far as I'm aware of - al... |
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Rule of Law
Kirk C. Heriot, Professor, United States, Member In terms of the 'rule of law' one should probably consider how laws directly affect commerce. In the U.S. we generally respect property rights. This s... |
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Rule of Law
Bomo Albert-Oguara, Manager, Nigeria, Member The rule of law remains constant. The legal framework for intellectual property rights seeks to reward hard work, spur and encourage research and d... |
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Rule of Law
Kirk C. Heriot, Professor, United States, Member China does not do a good job enforcing intellectual property rights. WD-40 began selling their product in China recently. Their CEO, Garry Ridge, said... |
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