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project (exploitation) or a risky project (exploration) at each instance. We argue that there are substantial efficiency gains …
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in the specific industry are motivated by Exploration, Exploitation, or a combination of both Exploration and … Exploitation motive. We find strong evidence that the alliances in the Business Services; Computer and Office Equipment; Electronic … Trade-Durable Goods industries are motivated by the Exploitation motive, whereas alliances in the Communications Equipment …
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Formulating consistent marketing strategies is a difficult task, but successfully implementing them is even more challenging. This is even more pertinent as marketing strategies quite often incorporate inherent conflicts between major breakthroughs and consolidation. Consequently, marketers need...
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exploration and exploitation is important for sustained relationship performance for customers. The customer evaluates balancing … exploration and exploitation important whereas the vendor emphasizes only on exploitation. …
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? and ? on the other one ? the exploitation of existing and new knowledge is essential for continuous innovation. Firms need …, individuals integrate knowledge using both exploration and exploitation approaches. The findings illustrate that absorptive …
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) performance along different development paths. Drawing on the exploitation versus exploration logic, we use an alternative view of …
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exploitation. The argument goes that the two activities are substitutes, competing for scarce resources when firms need different …
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influences the innovation capability (organizational ambidexterity, exploration, and exploitation). The findings obtained will …, exploitation, and organizational ambidexterity. This will provide new technology-based firms with a higher capacity to adapt to the …
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This study examines whether staged project management is beneficial or harmful for making product innovations. Using a unique firm urvey for Japan, we find that firms that employed staged project management had a higher likelihood of introducing new products to the market. Additional estimations...
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concept of exploration and exploitation as mediating roles of entrepreneurial intention as individual-level perspectives …
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