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Engelstätter, Benjamin - 2009

also show a positive impact on process innovation intensity. These results do not only emerge for the short-run of two …-run and vanishes if the long-run perspective is taken into account. -- Innovation ; Product Innovation ; Process Innovation …

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Enterprise software and service innovation : standardization versus customization

Engelstätter, Benjamin; Sarbu, Miruna - 2010

This paper analyzes the relationship between service innovation and different types of enterprise software systems, i … Germany, this is the first paper empirically analyzing whether both types of enterprise software foster innovation in the … between sector specific enterprise software and innovation activity while customized enterprise software is possibly related …

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The adoption of social enterprise software

Engelstätter, Benjamin; Sarbu, Miruna - 2011

Social enterprise software is a highly promising software application for firms, though it is still in an infancy state. It offers rapid real-time information transfer based on business collaboration tools or instant messaging. The software collects and processes customer data from surveys,...

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Does social software increase labour productivity?

Sarbu, Miruna - 2013

Social software applications such as wikis, blogs or social networks are being increasingly applied in firms. These applications can be used for external communication as well as knowledge management enabling firms to access internal and external knowledge. Firms can optimize customer...

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Public RD policy : the right turns of the wrong screw? : The case of the German biotechnology industry

Fier, Andreas (contributor); Heneric, Oliver (contributor) - 2005

The German biotechnology industry missed the accession of this key technology in the 1980s. Policy makers make different efforts to overcome shortcomings and recent gaps. Public funding schemes have been implemented to establish a flourish biotech industry in Germany. We assume that R&D policy...

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Biomedical academic entrepreneurship through the SBIR program

Toole, Andrew A. (contributor); Czarnitzki, Dirk (contributor) - 2005

This paper considers the U.S. Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program as a policy fostering academic …

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Deregulation and the determinants of entry : evidence from the German interurban bus industry

Dürr, Niklas S.; Hüschelrath, Kai - 2016

Two years after the deregulation of the German interurban bus industry in January 2013, two new entrants emerged as market leaders: MeinFernbus (MFB) and FlixBus (FB). We use a comprehensive route-level data set to investigate the determinants of route entry for both providers. Applying survival...

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Mobile network interconnection and investments

Veith, Tobias - 2009

Abstract In markets with competing interconnected networks like mobile telecommunication markets investments affect the investor’s and also any competitors’ profits. In a theoretical model it is shown that cost-reducing investments reduce the investor’s termination rates and increase...

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IT outsourcing and employment growth at the firm level

Ohnemus, Jörg - 2010

Outsourcing is widely associated with accompanied job losses in the outsourcing firm, at least in the short run. However, the medium and long run effects of outsourcing on employment growth might still be positive. This paper particularly focuses on IT outsourcing and its medium-term effects on...

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European telecommunication regulation : effects on telecommunication providers

Veith, Tobias - 2010

This paper considers the impact of European telecom regulation on the value of affected companies. Employing a repeating ARGARCH model, I compare the effect of three types of regulation which are categorized based on the addressed subject, i.e. cross-market, country-specific and company-specific...

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