Winning Combinations: The Coming Wave of Entrepreneurial Partnerships Between Large and Small Companies

James W. Botkin · Jana B. Matthews

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THE INNOVATION IMPERATIVE. Business at the Brink. Completing the Value Chain: Trap or Trajectory?. Home-Grow, Bankroll, Buy or Partner? Choices for Large Corporations. Beaver, Bear, Monkey, or Kangaroo? Choices for Entrepreneurs. PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF ENTREPRENEURIAL PARTNERSHIPS. Making Partnerships Work: Principles and Practices for Success. Potential Pitfalls: What Can Go Wrong. GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL PARTNERSHIPS. Japanese Entrepreneurship: The Power of Kaizen and Keiretsu. Entrepreneurial Non-Partners in the United Kingdom: The Case of the Missing Middle. Entrepreneurial Partnerships in Sweden: An Opportunity Waiting to Happen. Central European Entrepreneurship: Spotlight on Hungary. Afterword. Index.

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