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Cross-Function and Same-Function Alliances: How Does Alliance Structure Affect the Behavior of Partnering Firms?
Amaldoss, Wilfred; Staelin, Richard - 2010
Firms collaborate to develop and deliver new products. These collaborations vary in terms of the similarity of the competencies that partnering firms bring to the alliance. In same-function alliances, partnering firms have similar competencies, whereas in cross-function alliances, partners have...
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New Product Launch Decisions under Competition and Uncertainty: A Real Options and Game-Theoretic Approach to New Product Development
Ostler, James O 1978- - 2004
New product development is central to many firms’ future success. Not only as a means to continue to maintain their piece of the market, but product development can also be a strategic means for a company to diversify, and/or alter focus to adapt to changing market conditions. Most of the...
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Essays zu Kooperationen mit Wettbewerbern
Dirk Müller - 2010
Junge Technologieunternehmen kooperieren mit Wettbewerbern, um Zugang zu Informationen, Ressourcen, Märkten und Technologien (Gulati et al., 2000) zu erlangen und komplementäre Ressourcen zu internalisieren (Hamel, 1991). Sie nutzen die spezifischen Synergien ähnlicher Wissensbasen und...
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Cross-European and functional food related consumer segmentation for new product development
Sparke, Kai; Menrad, Klaus - 2006
Functional Food emerged as a constant segment in the Europeanfood market and offer potential for product innovations which make themattractive for the food industry in nearly stagnating markets. Target groupresearch is one key factor for successful innovative food products. The aimof this...
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Strata, Structure, and Strategy for Resource Allocation and New Product Development Portfolio Management
Chao, Raul O. - 2007
Innovation and new product development (NPD) are critical to firm success and are often cited as means to a sustained … competitive advantage. Unfortunately, the question of which innovation programs to pursue and how they should be funded is not … trivial. This thesis examines the resource allocation and NPD portfolio problem. Special emphasis is placed on the …
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Managing innovation in new product development: reviewing the performance of small and medium-sized enterprises
Phillips, Wendy; Filson, Anna; Brown, Robert - 2000
innovation and technological change when undertaking new product development. Focusing on the management of technology, it will … straightforward. Innovation is a complex process shaped not only by the firm's internal environment, but also by the interactions that … appreciate the value of these interactions in promoting innovation. However, for those involved in innovative new product …
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Emission Permits Trade of Carbon Based on the Game Theory of Double Auction
Liu, Na; He, Jixin; Hou, Ning; Gu, Kaiping - 2009
As the world's largest carbon resources country with relatively great carbon emission, China in has just started its carbon trade. China is only a passive participant in international carbon trading market, rarely participating in the project of Clean Development Mechanism (CDM). Therefore,...
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Strategic Behavior on Financial Markets
Kannai, Yakar; Rosenmüller, Joachim - 2003
We discuss the strategic behavior of agents on a financial market in the presence of a central bank which is borrowing and lending money.
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An investigation into Braess' paradox
Bloy, Leslie Arthur Keith - 2007
Braess' paradox is a counter-intuitive phenomenon which can occur in congesting networks.It refers to those cases where the introduction of a new link in the network results in thetotal travel time on the network increasing.The dissertation starts by introducing the traffic assignment problem...
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Online consumer-to-consumer communication networks : an economic exploration of their formation and value
Harmsen-van Hout, Maria [Marjolein] Juliëtte Wilhelmina - 2009
Online Consumer-to-Consumer Communication Networks are characterized by informational and social benefits as well as time and effort costs for participants. Therefore, this dissertation takes an economic perspective on the network formation process as a determinant of value for consumers and...
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