How industrial incumbents can create new businesses.

Autor:	Banholzer, Matt, Leon, Markus Berger-De, Narayanan, Subu, Patel, Mark
Předmět:	INCUMBENCY (Public officers) BUSINESS success BUSINESS enterprises BUSINESS planning GROSS margins
Zdroj:	McKinsey Insights; 11/13/2019, pN.PAG-N.PAG, 1p, 2 Color Photographs
Abstrakt:	In the face of what can feel like nonstop threats from new entrants, incumbent industrial companies can create new businesses of their own that can mitigate the risk. Although it's the parent company's responsibility to financially and logistically support the new business, the emphasis at this stage should be on removing risk for both the new venture and parent company. Although the parent company can be helpful in this step, new ventures and parents must both set boundaries that can protect new business ideas. Alternatively, the new business could become a subsidiary of its parent or even file for its own IPO, which would give the parent company a liquidity event (which converts at least part of the parent company's ownership into cash). [Extracted from the article]
Databáze:	Complementary Index
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