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Economists studying innovation and technological change have made significant progress toward understanding firms …' profit incentives as drivers of innovation. However, innovative performance in firms should also depend heavily on the …
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accepted by Kamalini Ramdas, entrepreneurship and innovation.</i> …
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an organization is an important, if understudied aspect of the innovation process. Based on an interactional perspective …, widely used in creativity and innovation studies, this paper examines the influence of both contextual and individual …
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) and manages the organization's goals and activities aimed at innovation (leader as manager). This review focuses on when … and how leadership relates to innovation (i.e., the factors that moderate or mediate the relationship between leadership … and innovation). The sample consists of 30 empirical studies in which leadership is treated as the independent variable …
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A common approach to innovation, parallel search, is to identify a large number of opportunities and then to select a … innovation. …
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This paper examines how to structure resource-constrained innovation teams in order to maximise learning and creativity … separately to complete the same puzzle in parallel with the rest of the group. This suggests that structuring innovation teams …
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Studies on innovation and creativity have been quite rare, thus far in the sport management literature. In this study …
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Are lone inventors more or less likely to invent breakthroughs? Recent research has attempted to resolve this question by considering the variance of creative outcome distributions. It has implicitly assumed a symmetric thickening or thinning of both tails, i.e., that a greater probability of...
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In a wide variety of settings, organizations generate a number of possible solutions to a problem--ideas--and then select a few for further development. We examine the effectiveness of two group structures for such tasks--the team structure, in which the group works together in time and space,...
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