Innovation Management and New Product Development
Trott, Paul
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Written in an accessible style, this fourth edition brings a change in structure to clearly set out three key areas for the student: Innovation management, managing technology and knowledge and new product development.
Innovation Management and New Product Development
Innovation continues to be at the forefront of economic and political debate about how to improve the competitiveness of economies and firms. This book is designed with one overriding aim: to make this exciting and highly relevant subject as clear to understand as possible.
Innovation Management and New Product Development expertly illustrates the problems faced by firms as they try to develop innovative products that will help them survive and prosper. It is designed to be accessible and readable, and was the first textbook to bring together the areas of innovation management and new product development for the business student.
Now in its fourth edition, the book boasts several new and unique features:
About the Author
Paul Trott is a Reader in Marketing at the Business School, University of Portsmouth. He is the author of many reports and publications in the area of innovation management, and is co-author of the Penguin Business Dictionary.
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