Sometimes, products and markets, it would seem to have nothing in common taxonomically 'can have a thematic similarity "that can open important opportunities for the business." Hide
by Michael Gibbert, Martin Hoegl Source: MIT Sloan Management Review 3 pages. Date Published: July 1, 2011. Prod. #: SMR390-PDF-ENG
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