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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. (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Strategic Options for Public Sector Organizations Against Desruptive Innovation of Technology
D P BABU, Strategy Consultant, India, Member Disruptive innovation of technology can not be taken for granted to over public good based on human values. However, public sector firms can - instead of transforming themselves towards disruptive innovations - exercise options by way of soliciting opinion to upcoming firms about the degree of benefits vis-a-vis the degree of cost on to the society. It is for the society to vote for what is good and what is bad.
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