Corporates are increasingly finding innovation difficult.
We are entering into a period where many would rather acquire a growing small business that has innovated successfully and, through that, attempt to innovate their offerings.
This is a global trend that’s reaching our shores with more vigour than before.
Smart small businesses will start to build towards this.
So said small business guru Pavlo Phitidis in an interview with The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield.
For more detail listen to the interview in the audio below.
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