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Accelerating Innovation: Competitive Advantage through Ecosystem Engagement

MIT Sloan faculty Phil Budden and Fiona Murray explore how leaders can complement their internal efforts at innovation with engagement of the external ecosystem

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Phil Budden and Fiona Murray

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60 minutes

DECEMBER 2, 2024

innovation@work


During this webinar on innovation, MIT Sloan faculty Phil Budden and Fiona Murray explore how leaders can complement their internal efforts at innovation with engagement of the external ecosystem. Outside of their organization (whether public or private sector), there are many other stakeholders who are pursuing other forms of innovation. Engaging these individuals can give an organization a competitive advantage, if this is done by strategically answering three questions – what, who, and how. Learn more from Budden and Murray during their on-demand course, Accelerating Innovation through Ecosystems Sprint.

Phil Budden and Fiona Murray

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60 minutes

DECEMBER 2, 2024

innovation@work


During this webinar on innovation, MIT Sloan faculty Phil Budden and Fiona Murray explore how leaders can complement their internal efforts at innovation with engagement of the external ecosystem. Outside of their organization (whether public or private sector), there are many other stakeholders who are pursuing other forms of innovation. Engaging these individuals can give an organization a competitive advantage, if this is done by strategically answering three questions – what, who, and how. Learn more from Budden and Murray during their on-demand course, Accelerating Innovation through Ecosystems Sprint.