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CHAPTER 6 DEFINING THE ORGANIZATION’S STRATEGIC DIRECTION CHAPTER 7 CHOOSING INNOVATION PROJECTS Chapter 8 COLLABORATION STRATEGIES Chapter 9 PROTECTING INNOVATION Chapter 10 ORGANIZING FOR INNOVATION Chapter 11 MANAGING THE NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS Chapter 12 MANAGING NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT TEAMS

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