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Peet van Biljon

Innovation 360 Group

Peet managed McKinsey & Company’s global innovation practice from 2010 to 2015 where he served clients on innovation across a breadth of industries. Innovation culture, leadership and change management. Open innovation and external collaboration. Innovation and R&D portfolio management.

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Peet van Biljon

Innovation 360 Group

Peet managed McKinsey & Company’s global innovation practice from 2010 to 2015 where he served clients on innovation across a breadth of industries. Innovation culture, leadership and change management. Open innovation and external collaboration. Innovation and R&D portfolio management.

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Peet van Biljon

Innovation 360 Group

Peet managed McKinsey & Company’s global innovation practice from 2010 to 2015 where he served clients on innovation across a breadth of industries. Innovation culture, leadership and change management. Open innovation and external collaboration. Innovation and R&D portfolio management.

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The Ambidextrous Organization

Open Innovation EU

Trkman & DaSilva argue that while strategy creation is an activity that focuses on the long-term, business model generation is something that focuses on the short-term: We concur that “every organization has some business model” and “not every organization has a strategy” (Casadesus-Masanell & Ricart, 2010, p. Trkman & DaSilva 7.

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The 10 Telltale Signs of Future Troubles for WalMart

Adam Hartung

2 – In March, 2010 AdAge ran a column about WalMart being “stuck in the middle” and effectively becoming the competitive “bulls-eye” of retailing. 3 – In October, 2010 Fortune ran an article profiling then-CEO Mike Duke. 7 – In July, 2015 Amazon’s market value exceeds WalMart’s.

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11 Paradoxes of Entrepreneurial Thinking: why entrepreneurship can hardly be taught

Open Innovation EU

In the Schumpetarian view, opportunities arise from the internal willingness to change the industry. The entrepreneur is an innovator and disturbs the economy (De Jong & Marsili, 2010; Schumpeter, 1934). In the Kirznerian view, opportunities are already existing and be discovered by opportunity-alert entrepreneurs.

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What if Private Equity Ran Medical Schools?

Innovation Excellence

As you are well aware, things are changing quickly in sick care and the medical education establishment has been slow to adapt. Instead, we are looking for a person with a combination of leadership, entrepreneurship and innovation skills- the new triple threat. The value of such divestitures was twice as high in 2013–15 as in 2010–12.