Is Innovation Necessarily an In-house Phenomenon?

To buy or not to buy. That is the subject G. Pascal Zachary muses over in his New York Times piece "Thinking Outside the Company's Box," which concerns the virtues of innovation within the company walls versus innovation as something available in the marketplace. [...read more...]

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