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’s internal and external environment. This dissertation contributes to the entrepreneurship and innovation literatures by …
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, knowledge and imagination, opportunity exploitation and opportunity exploration, and conformist innovation and deviant … innovation. The paper makes explicit, through the notion of performance paradox, the context for the framework that results from … should be by illuminating who they might be. The paper identifies opportunities for innovation, research and reflection by …
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It is increasingly understood that learning and thus innovation often occurs via highly interactive, iterative, network …, universities, and other sources of knowledge, SMEs, and the creation and dissemination of innovation. This paper analyses the … contribution of a range of actors in an SME innovation creation and dissemination framework, reviewing the role of various …
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This paper shows how the notion of value of cooperation, a measure of the percentage of a firm’s profits due strictly to the cooperative effects among the goods it sells, can be used to analyze the relative economic advantage afforded by various organizational structures. The value of...
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PURPOSE ? This paper aims to explore a case study example of the decision-making process that occurs within complex organizations. It exposes a murky ?zone? of decision making and action between the strategic vision set by senior management and the work of teams to realise projects....
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Principal Topic: Choice of an appropriate business model is essential to the nascent entrepreneurial firm. The term 'business model' describes the collective of the strategies and tactics the firm uses to make money and outlines the underlying economic logic that explains how the firm creates...
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This paper develops resource dependency and institutional theory arguments for explaining SME involvement in direct and indirect (via intermediaries) export activity. Based on resource dependency theory, we argue that a desire to leverage resources in a favorable home market may explain SME...
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This study explores the under-researched subject of the role of mentoring within and outside of organizational boundaries, as individuals make the transition from corporate careers to starting their own businesses. Answering calls for more qualitative, inductive research on entrepreneurial...
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(from Introduction): It is often said that if entrepreneurs are the engines that drive new companies, then financing is the fuel that propels them. The best sources of funding for the newest firms in Australia are bootstrapping (creative ways of launching a business), informal investment...
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This paper, through comparing the determinants between corporate failures and survivors, identifies factors in relation to liability of newness that cause corporate failures. Liability of newness has attracted research attention as a significant attribute for organizational failure, in...
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