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Skills & Learning Subscription Access and Share What to Read Next Artificial Intelligence Models and Datasets What questions should managers ask to signal that stores are the new face of retail? Hidden Challenges in Paradoxes Good Questions Elizabeth Heichler Hard Truths Business Model Innovation Looking at the landscape of recent attempts at business model innovation, one might think that success is inherently random to people. For example, conventional wisdom holds that Google, with its Midas touch of innovation, may be more likely to succeed in business model innovation than traditional, long-established industrial companies such as automaker Daimler AG. But this is not always the case. Google's launch as a social network failed to gain traction, and at the time of writing.
