#5 Optimizing the Innovation Process at Carlsberg

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A universal model that is able to generate innovations in large organisations?! That implies a paradox between the need for control and bureaucracity versus creativity and the need for pace. But if a universal model is not the answer to keep pace with our rapidly changing world than how can large and established organisations such as Carlsberg implement a process that boosts their level of innovation?

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