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Darwin and the Demon: Innovating Within Established Enterprisesby Geoffrey A. Moore Moore offers a periodic table of innovation types–Disruptive, Application, Product, Process, Experiential, Marketing, Business Model, and Structural–that the panel illustrates with examples from their direct experience. BUY NOW |
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Karen Sage, VP of Technology Alliance and Industry Program Marketing for CA Technologies, and Ellen Chandra, Product Marketing Manager at Cisco Systems, join Sean Murphy to discuss: “Darwin and the Demon: Innovating Within Established Enterprises” By Geoffrey Moore from the Harvard Business Review July-August 2004. Moore offers a periodic table of innovation types–Disruptive, Application, Product, Process, Experiential, Marketing, Business Model, and Structural–that the panel illustrates with examples from their direct experience.





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