TEDxBigApple - Vijay Govindarajan - Reverse Innovation

Vijay Govindarajan delivers a thought provoking talk on 'Reverse Innovation,' a term he co-defined referring to innovation emerging from developing nations.
Vijay Govindarajan is the Earl C. Daum 1924 Professor of International Business and the Founding Director of Tuck's Center for Global Leadership. Cited by BusinessWeek, The Economist, Forbes, and The London Times as the top thought leader in strategy, Vijay is well known for espousing Reverse Innovation -- innovation likely to be adopted first in the developing world before spreading to industrialized nations.
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[@hackeritalics]

Seriously, what a great talk. I think what made it so amazing to me is that it actually was eye opening. I have never thought about all of this..

[@DharmendraRaiMindMap]

Vijay Govindrajan is amazing at creativity & a very lucid communicator !

[@dineshnexus]

"Value for Money to Value for Many" - Vijay Govindarajan

[@henrykam7024]

indeed the concept of "reverse innovation" by Prof. Govindarajan is very influential in the field of marketing and business studies

[@pimychiils]

Respected sir, This was an eyeopener , I would definately agree to your point that medical facilities vs Cost say for example an eye LASIK surgery cost around 6 -7000 dollars vs 60,000 rs back in India. Th point of emphasis is nessecity is the mother of all innovation.. hopefully reverse inovation gets as much support in all other countries like Africa where the medical needs are atmost.

[@dineshnexus]

"In a multi polar world, who defines who is civilized and who is not" - 15.00

[@Marco1308]

Just awesome! Hope this concept spreads out throughtout the world and reaches Brazil soon!!!

[@anandamallika]

Very nice Ideas which can open everyone heart

[@wichoswissvideo]

A new way to see economy and innovation.

[@yvonnehyatt8353]

Teach economic development to all leaders and students.

[@ahamedjameel8480]

A powerful message. Amazing thinker. (Y)

[@shayparis3637]

Here, here and Thank you Sir/Madamez and All non conformists. The art of innovation stems from the art of learning. A broadening of others mind sets from perspective angle narratives consolidating to more satisying visual positions. At root cause for any scenario is that of the unknown given probable risk, we must be challenged by what we know to overcome ulimate pitfalls. Creation can only rule free once one understands a true a concept of surrender. Motto is there is no fable to one who lives in a stable at the bombay bike shed. Life at the bottom is natural order the way it is was meant to be, raw carnagé.

[@yvonnehyatt8353]

Teach -Economic teaching to the teachers and students.😊

[@E11ectrik]

This needs way more views..

[@rajsekhar2688]

Awesome Lecture

[@Kiswood]

This was phenomenal.

[@arunrajput7947]

simply awesome...

[@Vik-Aurora]

Very Well Spoken Sir

[@BlackHatHackers]

Really nice explanation

[@SirusDas]

Amazing....!

[@susanmaundersolson7490]

He is right.

[@hussainzainal6196]

amazing presentation

[@iPhone3GS_]

sick video, top bloke

[@jyotsnaviriyala3454]

very thought provoking and urges you to think about how this can apply to the industry you're in. i wish more examples were shared. is there a place I can dip into more case studies?

[@anishpendse8281]

Amazing.

[@abuzafor8523]

Amazing

[@schandnani4453]

Deep insights from Govindrajan!

[@harshvaidya8209]

Great talk. Any reasons why China & India maps are inverted at 2:41 ?

[@manmohanbajaj6665]

The same question I wanted to ask. So poor or cheap...

[@san3d]

True

[@arjunchopra13]

👏👏👏

[@per_ringnes]

great video :)

[@muratusta8441]

Grüße gehen raus an Herrn Fuchs 👍☝️

[@nivinik8542]

தமிழன்

[@samkit7584]

Tata Nano costs $2000 Dvd player in BMW costs more than $2000 What an example 😂

[@deepakbhandari3262]

Lol really he doesnt even knows about India.. he said 90% of the india is rural and only 10% of the hospitals can afford that 50,000$ machine well just to let u guys know there are around 35,416 government + 15,317 private hospitals and he says only 10% can afford it. The estimates say that households spent Rs. 64,628 crore on private hospitals compared to just Rs. 8,193 crore on government hospitals.