Innovation: tænk anderledes og gør en forskel
- ISBN-10
- 8711402660
- ISBN-13
- 9788711402665
- Series
- Innovation
- Language
- Danish
- Published
- 2011
- Authors
- Clayton M. Christensen, Hal B. Gregersen, Jeff Dyer
Description
Forfatterne beskriver, hvordan man kan udvikle sine innovative evner, så man får flere og bedre ideer, samt også bliver bedre til at føre dem ud i livet. Målrettet mod at forøge virksomheders konkurrenceevne og værdi
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