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1 Large parts of this article is gibberish =  
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2 Universities offering innovation and product management  
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3 Manage Complex Innovation  
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Large parts of this article is gibberish =[edit]

A quote from the article - "By the cases of Nokia and Kodak filed for bankruptcy protection, which illustrates the managers played a decisive role of the enterprise innovation. Because of the important innovation of enterprises will affect the strategic decisions of the entire enterprise development. And the business managers in general mainly determine corporate strategic decision-making, so managers should have very keen insight discovery capabilities in order to meet customer needs, and they should be good at handling disruptive innovation. However, the past innovative ideas and methods have not a real sense of innovation, in order to respond to future market competition, companies need to be destructive management." What does that mean? Large parts of this article really need to be thrown out and replaced by something else.--Yinandjang (talk) 22:10, 9 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Universities offering innovation and product management[edit]

This section is pure advertisement for universities offering courses in this subject and should be deleted. It contains advertisements such as this "The curriculum of the course is designed to give engineering, science and other technology-oriented students a strong exposure to core business management skills while providing in-depth exposure to a host of global innovation management issues. It was designed specifically for students who are looking to create a personal competitive advantage for today’s global job market". — Preceding unsigned comment added by Yinandjang (talkcontribs) 18:03, 9 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Manage Complex Innovation[edit]

The section 'Manage Complex Innovation' is mostly gibberish, and should be removed or completely rewritten. --203.39.56.36 (talk) 04:48, 20 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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