How are companies allocating resources across the so-called “three horizons” of innovation — incremental, adjacent, and transformational projects — and how does that differ based on how well aligned they are with their senior leaders? This short video presents data from “A New Vision for Corporate Innovation,” our 2020 research report, sponsored by KPMG LLP.
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