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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Organizational design for rapid adaptability

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Creating an Innovative Environment – The Procter & Gamble case

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: GE’s Pursuit of Boundarylessness and Synergies

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Abandon the crowd to find gold

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Discipline as a source of inspiration – The Walt Disney company

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Industry examples of a shifted locus of innovation

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: How Starbucks transformed a functional product into an emotional one

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Microsoft’s dynamic capabilities to influence business ecosystems

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: How BRL Hardy reinvented its business model

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Understanding the ecosystem and the role of your business in it

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Expanding your business: the integration strategy

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