August 2020
Intermediate to advanced
425 pages
11h 12m
English
Learning from good-enough solutions
In the case of the Reverse Innovation business model, goods are first produced for the developing world, before being repackaged and resold at low cost to industrialised countries (HOW?). Examples include battery-operated medical instruments or vehicles originally designed for the developing world. The underlying logic is that many products developed for emerging economies or lower-income countries have to meet very stringent requirements. For customers to afford products, costs must be a fraction of similar products in higher-income countries. At the same time, ...
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