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Nirmalya Kumar: L'innovation invisible en Inde

Filmed Apr 2012 • Posted Jun 2012TEDxLondonBusinessSchool
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L'Inde peut-elle devenir un centre mondial de l'innovation ? Nirmalya Kumar pense que c'est déjà fait. Il détaille quatre types « d'innovation invisible » produite en Inde aujourd'hui, et explique pourquoi les sociétés qui ne délocalisaient jusque là que les emplois industriels commencent aussi à localiser à l'étranger leurs postes de cadres supérieurs. (Filmé à TEDxLondonbusinessSchool)

Nirmalya Kumar is a professor of Marketing at the London Business School and a passionate voice for new entrepreneurs in India. Full bio »

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Reviewed by Anna Cristiana Minoli
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