Machine generated contents note: 1. Managing Radical Innovation in Established Organizations -- 2. The Innovation Paradox -- 3. The Benefits and Limits of the Business Unit -- 4. Innovative Cultures -- 5. Leading for Radical Innovation -- 6. Hard Foundations: Strategy, Incentives, and Management...

The microfinance industry seeks to alleviate poverty by providing business loans and related financial services to clients who are too small to be served profitably through the formal financial sector. Microbusiness lending is considered to be among the most powerful tools available for...

Microfinance institutions (MFIs) have largely focused on urban markets, leaving the rural poor underserved. The high costs of serving rural markets has often been identified as the key impediment to serving these markets, resulting in saturation and heavy competition in urban markets while poor...