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Management is (maybe) a science, but innovation is an art

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Play poker, not chess: learning and folding

Keywords: beliefs, beta-testing, cheap experiments, dead horses, experimentation, known unknown, learning by doing, Minimum Viable Products, stopping projects

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Plan for changes in the plan: flexibility and mobilization

Keywords: ANT, coalitions, design thinking, feedback loops, legitimacy, mobilization, pivot, social network, stakeholders

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(c) Prof. Benoit Gailly, Louvain School of Management