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A key purpose of this book is to help the general manager-someone responsible for the overall strategic management of an organization or autonomous business unit-deal with issues of technology and innovation.
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complex strategic integration, architectural technology change, lead use experts, heavyweight project leader, heavyweight team structure, new architectural technologies, light control film, new architectural technology, video compression chip, aggregate project plan, diluted net income per share, following new cases, new architectural knowledge, emergent investments, migraine project, heavyweight product managers, lightweight project manager, autonomous team structure, reverse income statement, lead user process, organizational absorptive capacity, proximity aligner, strategic dissonance, lead user team, supercontroller chip
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United States, New York, Hood River, Andy Grove, Booz Allen, Intel Corporation, Electronic Arts, North America, Administrative Science Quarterly, Wall Street Journal, Free Press, Harvard Business Review, Stanford University, Merrill Lynch, Gordon Moore, Business Week, Texas Instruments, Charles Schwab, Sun Microsystems, Eli Lilly, Michael Dell, Time Warner, Stanford Graduate School of Business, Bell Atlantic, Craig Barrett
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