Preface: Why this bookAcknowledgementsAbout the AuthorChapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Lean Startup in a NutshellChapter 3: What⁰́₉s Different in Large OrganizationsChapter 4: Containing the Chaos: The Innovation Stage-GateChapter 5: Working with the Performance Engine: Graduated...

I explain the elements of bricolage — creating solutions with what is at hand — as they apply to innovation in large firms. First, managers can enumerate existing resources through architectural and historical analysis to uncover valuable assets. Second, managers can encourage employees to...

Today there is growing evidence that the innovation process is determined by complex interactions between science, society, and industry. While a lot has been done to shed light on such interactions, many dynamic aspects of such interactions remain obscure. For example, it is not clear whether...