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May 2, 2006

The US Needs Better — Not More — Engineers

US Firms Need New Breed Of Engineers To Win In Global Innovation Networks

This is the third document in the "Reinventing R&D For Global Competitiveness" series.

by Navi Radjou

with Laurie M. Orlov, Samuel Bright

Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

Alarmed by India's and China's rapidly expanding talent pools, American CEOs and politicians are calling for the US to produce more engineers and scientists to help sustain US firms' global lead in innovation. But doing so will unleash a Cold-War-style innovation arms race that will nip global Innovation Networks — the emerging market structure for collaborative innovation in our interdependent global knowledge economy — in the bud. To win in global innovation ecosystems, US firms need a new breed of multidisciplinary engineers who can transform, broker, and finance the best ideas invented anywhere in the world.

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Analyst: Navi Radjou
Technology: Human Capital Management, IT Management
Industry: High-Tech, Innovation Networks, Strategy Execution & Measurement
Geography: Global, North America

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