How Innovation Failures Can Become Strategic Assets

Peter Popovics co-authors new article

Peter Popovics
05/05/2025

Failure is the most common outcome of corporate innovation projects. While some failed innovations find new life through out-licensing or opportunistic serendipity, others can be revived internally and repurposed for new application areas. This article explores which types of innovation failures have the potential for revival, how the revival process unfolds, and what corporate practices can facilitate and accelerate it. LINK

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