Innovation
Why Great Businesses Fail
Strong leadership makes a difference when a big company faces disruption.
November 04, 2019
| by
Julie Griesert
Stanford Graduate School of Business Professor Charles O’Reilly says many companies are good at developing and incubating new ideas — but they stumble when it comes time to invest the resources necessary to scale them.
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