Bücher von Richard Bryant

L¿objectif principal de cette étude est de rapprocher différents concepts qui sont ceux du management collaboratif, de l¿innovation ouverte et de l¿innovation collaborative au sens général autour desquels nous allons constituer notre cadre d¿analyse ¿ cadre que nous allons ensuite appliquer aux entreprises de haute technologie du groupe SAFRAN. Notre première partie sera consacrée à l¿étude, après définition des principaux termes du sujet, de différents modèles d¿innovation participative utilisés par des entreprises Françaises de haute technologie. C¿est grâce à cette étude de différents concepts relatifs à notre thème de recherche, que nous avons effectué en seconde partie notre enquête de terrain au sein de différentes entreprises du groupe SAFRAN. C¿est à partir du croisement des données issues de notre étude théorique et pratique que notre objectif est d¿adapter les différents concepts d¿innovation participative aux entreprises du groupe SAFRAN, pour pouvoir en tirer des conclusions spécifiques à cette organisation.

This book is about a young man coming to age back in the sixties, when Black men wore Afros and dashikis. We have just realized how important allies really were, no more mopping floors and working in the auto factories. We were going to be business owners, and no one could imagine what was in store for us-the burning down of my brother's nightclub, a fight for my life, and my mother hanging on for dear life as my brother's nightclub went up in flames. The opening of my photo lab was the biggest photo finishing plant the Kodak I've ever seen; that was owned by a Black man, hundreds of accounts from Los Angeles to Beverly Hills, but the robbers didn't care. The police could not protect me; my employee respects life, going to work every day. This was the fight of my life; could you imagine coming to work finding your mother beat down in the store? I had to defend myself and my employees; it was a tale. Was it worth it? The dead bodies in the alley, my wife having no idea of what I was going through every day. My kids did not care; they only saw that I was never there. Get the insight of what it meant to be a Black business owner in the sixties. Everyone talked about a Black business owner getting a free ride with business loans from the SBA, but they never knew the truth. I still wake up at night in cold sweats, thinking about what I have been through. Was it all worth it?