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Of Price Discriminiation, Rootkits and Flatrates

Grassmuck, Volker - 2006

For digital information goods, economic logic seems to demand price discrimination which in turn seems to demand an implementation in the form of Digital Rights Management (DRM). The article critiques this attitude, using the recent Sony BMG rootkit case as an example. It tries to break through...

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Digitale Musik - Eine industrieökonomische Analyse der Musikindustrie

Raschka, Oliver D. - 2006

Die Arbeit hat zum Ziel, ein grundlegendes ökonomisches Verständnis für die Struktur und Funktionsweise des Musikmarktes zu vermitteln, der sich aktuell in einer Umbruchphase befindet. Systematische industrieökonomische Analysen, die den Einfluss digitaler Technologien auf die Musikindustrie...

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Missbrauch und Schutz von Software - Eine theoretische und empirische Untersuchung aus Sicht der Neuen Institutionen?konomik

Keller, Joachim Martin - 2008

Die Softwarebranche beklagt sich ?ber durch Raubkopien verursachte Sch?den in H?he von mehreren Miliarden Euro. In diesem Zusammenhang wird oft die Forderung laut, das Internet m?sse besser ?berwacht werden, um die zunehmende Verbreitung von Raubkopien einzud?mmen. Erg?nzend verlangen viele...

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A theory of managing creativity-intensive processes

Seidel, Stefan - 2009

This study reports the results of an exploratory, theory-building study on the impact of creativity on business … business processes that can be described as highly dependent on creativity, interdependent, client-focused, complex, but also … order to manage these processes. The study suggests that creativity-intensive processes are characterized by high levels of …

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Business process documentation in creative work systems

Karow, Milan - 2011

This study investigates the influence of creativity on the modeling and documentation of business processes. Based on a … substantive theory a modeling method is developed that allows for the capturing of creativity-intensive processes. This method …

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Creativity and Entrepreneurship: Potential Partners or Distant Cousins?

Matthews, Judy H. - 2007

Creativity and entrepreneurship, like innovation, have been recognized as important contributors to a nation’s economic … growth. Creativity plays an important role in the fuzzy front end of a firm’s innovation process and also in corporate … venturing processes, but the relationship between creativity and entrepreneurship to a large extent has not explicitly been …

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Why Reinvent the Wheel? The Efficacy of the Systematic Problem Solving Method 'TRIZ' and it Value for Innovation in Engineering and Implications for Engineering Management

Thomond, Peter N.; Filmore, Paul R. - 2005

by the creativity model of Baille. Results are discussed which show significant innovation development when using TRIZ …

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Disruptive Innovation: Enabling Practitioners to Tackle the "Innovators Dilemma" With Graphical Techniques - A Focus on Resource Allocation

Thomond, Peter N.; Lettice, Fiona; Herzberg, Torsten - 2004

This paper presents the findings of part of a 30 month investigation, conducted to better understand the persistent failure of management practitioners to fund potentially disruptive innovations. A Mode 2 case study strategy was employed. The iterative transfer of knowledge, between four...

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Uncertainty and innovation in fashion design

Finn, Angela L.; Finn, Lee - 2010

(2003) identifies innovation as different from creativity in that innovation aims to transform and implement rather than …

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Proactivity and innovation : promoting a new workforce for the new workplace

Unsworth, Kerrie L.; Parker, Sharon - 2003

Imagine you are running a marathon. You started at a nice, steady pace, but the speed just kept increasing. You must compete with the others in the race but they keep sprinting forward. And more and more people keep joining the race. Not only that, but things are now being thrown at you from all...

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