New Global featured in Finnair Magazine

 

Blue Wings magazine, the monthly in-flight magazine of Finnair, has published an article about New Global. The article gives an easily understandable explanation of frugal innovation, by comparing it to a stripped down version of a computer: how much more affordable would it be if the software you never used, hadn’t been developed and installed?

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