Procter & Gamble / ING Direct / Best Buy / BP / WalMart / /
Country
Canada / India / / /
Facility
University of Toronto / Indian Institute of Science / /
IndustryTerm
healthcare innovation / machine technology / incremental changes to products / well to services / car / high energy individual / mild steel / car first / people base car purchase decisions / car example / portfolio management / given car model / business to business / pen-like device / car manufacturer / transportation costs / solar energy / automobile manufacturer / healthcare featuring / healthcare / car makers / car experience / changed product / Internet media / manufacturing and shipping difficulties / conventional solutions / /
Organization
Indian Institute of Science / Rotman School of Business / Bank of Canada / Harvard Business School / University of Toronto / /
Person
Renee Hopkins Callahan / Bell Globemedia / Jason Hwang / Michael Raynor / David S. Duncan / Jerome Grossman / Clayton Christensen / Duncan Hines / /
Position
Economist / CEO managing a corporate portfolio / editor / Queen / Professor / president / Director / Professor in Strategy / co-author / brand manager / Economist Technology Quarterly / /
February 11, 2009 The Innovator’s Prescription, the newest book by Clayton Christensen along with Jerome Grossman and Jason Hwang, has been out for just over a month now, but the conversation about healthcare innovatio