In the last decade, a new phenomena has appeared in the scope of innovation, deriving from the exaggerated perception … or building in originally not existed ideas to the current capital (Chesbrough, 2003).On the other hand, open innovation … can be described as the flow of direct exploitation of knowledge for the sake of accelerating internal innovation along …

The paper examines the challenges social scientists face when analysing innovation, especially R&D and innovation … activities of firms, i.e. their strategies in typical stages of an innovation process in a defined economy. The motivation behind … is to describe properly the innovation activities of firms in the proper economic-historical context. There are many ways …

play in aiding innovation, entrepreneurship and economic growth. Several countries, including Australia, Canada, the US and … strengthening its innovation system and provides suggestions for reform. It identifies shortages in venture capital and access to … overseas entrepreneurial talent as two urgent areas for reform of the innovation system. Australia’s visa offerings under its …

The paper discusses the problem of innovation and innovativeness in the field of logistics. Changeability and dynamics … proper place and time but to search for and implement modern, innovative solutions and concepts. The need for innovation … and transport etc. The main objective of the paper is to present logistics as the field where innovation plays a very …

's competitiveness level depends on scientific and technological development, and the states leading the global innovation space were … Bank methodology expertise of knowledge economy and other methodologies to assess the level of innovation development of …

Idea to Market”. Nowadays Bread “Apipuri” is quite popular among the customers. The innovation was very important for …

The role of human capital for innovation and economic development is widely acknowledged. Yet, though the connection of … knowledge and capabilities to innovation has been recognized as early as the theory of Schumpeter (1934), it was the endogenous …, constitute basic components for regional competitiveness in theories of regional innovation that have emerged and expressed with …

organizations require a positive attitude for communication. A innovation is the way to solve problems. However the goal of … innovation is not only to develop new products but also to create various intangible management resources, which are knowledge of … the market, and technical know how. Stimulation of this innovation is induced by feedback of information. That is …

policy in an extremely dynamic region, and effects of this new foreign policy on its relations to USA, which has been … related to Nuclear Exchange and UN’s sanctions in USA and Middle East; the emergence of IS (The Islamic State) and problems as …