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020 | _a978-0892562943 | ||
082 | _a306.42 NAY | ||
100 | _aNayak, P. Ranaganath; Ketteringham, John M | ||
245 | _aBreak-throughs! | ||
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_c1986 _bRawson Associates _aNew York |
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_aix,371 p. _b24 cm ; Hard Bound |
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500 | _a$16.95 | ||
505 | _a Innovators, inventors, and facilitators -- Stalking the breakthrough: we begin our journeys -- JVC and the VCR miracle: "you should be very polite and gentle" -- 3M's little yellow note pads: "never mind. I'll do it myself." -- ChemLawn: Dick Duke's lonely battle -- Tagamet: repairing ulcers without surgery -- Walkman: from "dumb product" to the headphone culture -- "Problems! we've got to have problems!" -- The microwave oven: " 'this black magic!" -- Toyota: the supermarket for cars -- A teacher of competitive response -- Nautilus: the unfinished breakthrough -- Dreams deferred -- Federal Express: the knights on the last white horse -- The message for managers. | ||
520 | _aHow the vision and drive of innovators in sixteen companies created commercial breakthroughs that swept the world." "Based on an international study of innovation by Arthur D. Little, In | ||
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_aNew products _aCreative ability in business _aInventions |
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