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Può l'India diventare la capitale mondiale dell'innovazione? Nirmalya Kumar pensa che stia già succedendo. Elencando quattro tipi di "innovazione invisibile" provenienti dall'India, Nirmalya ci spiega perché società che si limitavano solamente a dare in appalto lavori di manufattura, hanno ora iniziato a prendere in considerazione l'India anche per coprire ruoli più dirigenziali. (Filmato alla TEDx LondonBusinessSchool.)
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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