Businesses are breaking out of the old too-big-to-fail mindset to face disruptive technologies head on. Disruption’s survivors are learning how to benefit from new modes of engagement with potential competitors and tomorrow’s startups. Call it corporate venturing. In this paper, the co-authors outline a menu of options for established businesses looking to embrace startups in their drive to achieve profitable growth.
Content: Article
Authors: Adrià Batlle, Julia Prats, Pau Amigó, Xavier Ametller
Source: IESE Insight
Subjects: Entrepreneurship, Strategy
Authors: Adrià Batlle, Julia Prats, Pau Amigó, Xavier Ametller
Source: IESE Insight
Subjects: Entrepreneurship, Strategy
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