Complexity and innovation in organizations /

Complexity and innovation in organizations /

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"The experiences of innovation studied in this book suggest that innovations do not start with a match between a need to be satisfied and a set of competencies and tools purposefully brought together to meet the need. On the contrary, identification of need is a consequence of success, rather t...

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Main Author: Fonseca, José, 1965-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London ; New York : Routledge, 2002
Series:Complexity and emergence in organizations
Subjects:
Business enterprises > Technological innovations
Complex organizations > Management
Interprofessional relations
Non-governmental organizations
Organizational change
Technological innovations > Management
Interprofessional Relations
Organizational Innovation
Organizations
Changement organisationnel
Entreprises > Innovations
Innovations > Gestion
Organisations complexes > Gestion
Organisations non gouvernementales
Relations interprofessionnelles
Administração
Innovation
Inovações tecnológicas
Kommunikation
Macht
Organisation
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING > Automation
Unternehmen
Complexiteit
Organisaties
Vernieuwing

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