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Outlines why India is poised to be a key partner in the global ecosystem economy
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Purpose
Outlines why India is poised to be a key partner in the global ecosystem economy
Design/methodology/approach
Researches the advantage India has and the steps it is taking to make itself a leaders in ecosystem businesses.
Findings
54 percent of Indian executives expect ecosystems to replace traditional value chains with new value models. and 92 percent expect to change primary organizational activities due to the emergence of ecosystems.
Practical implications
To maximize and capture benefits from ecosystems, business, educational and government leaders can pursue three key steps to participate in rapidly emerging Indian business ecosystems.
Originality/value
This study puts together both the corporate and governmental actions that promote the right conditions for ecosystem entrepreneurship so that potential partners have a unique view of the opportunities to participate in this rapidly changing economy.
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Kazuaki Ikeda and Anthony Marshall
The authors analyze IBM research and outline how the most successful established organizations approach innovation and prescribe specific strategies that can help all…
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Purpose
The authors analyze IBM research and outline how the most successful established organizations approach innovation and prescribe specific strategies that can help all organizations innovate like an outperformer.
Design/methodology/approach
In a 2014 survey of more than 1,000 C-suite executives and their direct reports, we found that the most successful organizations approach innovation differently.
Findings
The top six percent of organizations in both operating efficiency and revenue growth pursue distinct strategies in innovation organization, culture and process.
Practical Implications
For today’s business leaders, innovation blends the art and science of anticipating the future. It requires understanding what the full potential of new technologies will be, of knowing what customers need and want, even before they know it themselves. And it requires building organizational and ecosystem-wide capabilities to execute and deliver. Successful organizations align innovation activities with business objectives, and they are not afraid to experiment.
Originality/value
Outlines the best practices of the most successful innovators. For example, these, organizations align innovation activities directly with business objectives, pursue “open” innovation structures and create specialized innovation teams. They also source new ideas from diverse locations, often leveraging big data and analytics; innovation is funded separately and measured rigorously.
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