After Joan Hyland spent three years to manage the growth and development of business group Ventures (BVG), Nortel Networks senior management was complex Hyland, vice president of new business development at Nortel Networks, to justify the existence of the BVG and show its effect on the lower Nortel Networks " line. Strategically, Nortel Networks has fought to develop on telecom companies to become a major player in the Internet age. As Nortel Networks executives to achieve success, opportunities are often second nature to business start-ups were needed, and they view BVG, as the possibility of learning. Having the official program for the evaluation and growing enterprise capabilities allow Nortel Networks to streamline processes to manage innovation constantly, and perhaps uncover efficiencies that can be applied to its many lines of business. Counts as Nortel Networks have Spinout companies and other unaligned business opportunities in the future. "Hide
by Gina Colarelli O'Connor, William T. Maslyn Source: Babson College 17 pages. Publication Date: January 1, 2002. Prod. #: BAB057-PDF-ENG
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