and network embeddedness, network sensing, network horizons, and network identity. Practical implications – Drucker …

less seems to be known about the management of business as part of smart cities. The purpose of this paper is to present a … literature review on the state of the art of management research on smart cities. The following research question is addressed …: How has previous research captured the management of organisations in smart cities? Design/methodology/approach A …

relationships with many rivals in a complex network. A co-opetitive network offers them access to a large volume of resources and … knowledge, for example, to support new markets and/or territories. So, does the network grow with the scope of the co …-opetitive networks. Findings The results support this definition of a complex co-opetitive network only when the objectives of a firm are …

– SMEs have a strong commitment to learning, and a shared vision. Much of this learning is informal through network events … exploring how SMEs learn and innovate, how they use both formal and informal learning and in particular the role of networks and …, over 1,000 questionnaire responses from SME managers, and 20 case studies derived from semi-structured interviews. Findings …

how this practice is carried out in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). With less resources than large firms, SMEs … innovation in SMEs powered by social media. Findings The authors explore how the main advantages of the Web 2.0 translate into …/implications The authors contribute to research on open innovation by social media and to research on the innovation process of SMEs …

mechanisms in the management of these challenges. While the founder ' s direct intervention may be peculiar to the context of …