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Information and communication technologies (ICT) for health or eHealth solutions hold great potential for generating systemic efficiencies by strengthening five critical pillars of a health system: human resources for health, supply chain management, health care financing, governance and service...
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’s innovation. Knowledge sharing as a mediating effect is also simultaneously investigated with regard to the relationship between … information technology and a firm’s innovation. In this research, the quantitative method was mainly employed. The data was … organization’s innovation and can play a vital role as a significant success factor in this process. …
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This paper describes two studies conducted in the People's Republic of China aimed at improving understanding of knowledge sharing among managers. Study 1 found evidence for the role of two individual factors: greed which reduced knowledge sharing, and self-efficacy which increased it. In...
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Most of the studies carried out on identification of barriers to knowledge sharing have focused on developing and developed countries. The purpose of this study was to explore the barrier factors inhibiting knowledge sharing in small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in transition economies...
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A question central to R&D policy making is the impact of competition on cooperation. This paper builds a theoretical foundation for the dynamics of knowledge sharing in private industry. We model an uncertain research process and ask how the incentives to license intermediate steps to rivals...
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This paper examines the role of several learning mechanisms for innovation performance, particularly their relevance … for different types of innovation. Although the innovation drivers have been extensively discussed in the literature, more … evidence is needed to verify that specific innovation outputs rely on specific knowledge sources. Based on the European …
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Incentives to innovate is a central element of innovation theory. In the private-investment model, innovators privately … fund innovation and then use intellectual property protection mechanisms to appropriate returns from these investments. In …-exclusivity. Recently, these models have been compounded in the privatecollective innovation model where innovators privately fund public …
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Incentives to innovate is a central element of innovation theory. In the private-investment model, innovators privately … fund innovation and then use intellectual property protection mechanisms to appropriate returns from these investments. In …-exclusivity. Recently, these models have been compounded in the privatecollective innovation model where innovators privately fund public …
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impact of mutual knowledge exchanges on product and process innovation using a survey of firm's self-reporting customer and … and new markets. However, this is not true for simple improvement of products or process innovation. Mutual exchanges with … innovation and in situations unknown to the firms. …
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