It seems to be an accepted fact these days that big companies normally innovate by buying a startup with innovative products, rather than focusing on in-house innovations. This is a good thing for entrepreneurs and investors, who can win big, but it’s not a given. I see many startups who seem satisfied with a “me too” approach, building yet another social network or e-commerce site, rather than being truly innovative.
In-House Business Innovation Requires a New Mantra
Posted by
martinzwilling under Startups
From http://blog.startupprofessionals.com 285 days ago
Who Voted for this Story
Subscribe
BizSugar Contributor Builds Web Marketing Blueprint
From the beginning, Scott Dudley has focused on marketing for the Web, launching Lo Cost Marketing.com in November … More
More Contributors
Editor's Picks
10 Quick Actions You Can Do Right Now to Get More Referral Traffic
The Struggles Entrepreneurs Face (And How to Beat Them)
Is Your Website Too Pushy, or Not Pushy Enough?
Which Web 2.0 sites are getting Google Love? 
Facebook Ads vs Promoted Posts: A Side-by-Side Comparison — socialmouths
“Nwosu Mavtrevor Desmond: We have about the same Klout score at the moment,...”
“thank you for this great list how to market your business effectively. I...”
“Thank you for the post. These are some good point of view. Business card...”
“I am really impressed with this article. Keep up the excellent high...”
“These are all great tools.I love your writing style, always...”
Ti Roberts
Ti Roberts is an Internet marketer & blogger with over 7 years experience. On her blog, she enjoys teaching her following how to generate traffic via Blogging, Social …
- More
- FAQ
- About Us
- Moderators
- Register
Buttons and Widgets
- Legal
-
Privacy | Terms of Use
© 2007-2013 BizSugar.com.
Content posted by BizSugar users
is dedicated to the public domain.
Comments