From jugaad to jugalbandi: Understanding the changing nature of Indian innovation
Abstract In this perspectives paper, I employ the term jugalbandi to describe the ways in which many contemporary Indian organizations engage in innovation. Through a description of three Indian organizations – ISRO, Amul and Aadhaar – I illustrate how this distinctive approach draws both on jugaad...
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