Managing innovation in the development of new products
Keywords:
Innovation activity, sustainable growth, consumer needs, new opportunities.Abstract
The I + D process is profitable, although implies risks. It is necessary for a corporate sustainable growth, as it meets customer needs. Managers should monitor this process strictly but with a certain degree of flexibility to face unforeseen circumstances.Companies must remain open minded to enter into new businesses whenopportunities are detected.References
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