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, probably no other innovation has been interpreted in so many different ways either. This paper seeks to discover whether there …
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In developing CI capability, organisations need to move to a level of development in which strategic goals are communicated and deployed and where improvement activity is guided by a process of monitoring and measurement against these strategic objectives. Policy deployment of this kind is more...
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evidence shows the compatibility and complementarity of JIT with different classes of innovation; the need for an integrative …
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Until recently, only relatively few Northern European companies had organized their operations by use of autonomous work groups, although the first literature on this subject stems from the 1950s. Yet this seems to be changing. From recent publications and the author′s experience it appears...
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. Describes a model of the organization of manufacturing innovation which was used in longitudinal case studies of the adoption … affecting their level of success. It appears that the activities, innovation roles, organizational arrangements and slack … resources which are required according to the model determine most of the success of the innovation process. Concludes that the …
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product innovation. It addresses the apparent tension between quality management and innovation management and seeks empirical … support for the proposition that quality management resources can be used to support strategic innovation. Based on resource … capability, and process improvement capability – and assesses the role of these resources in the success of product innovation …
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innovation is not well understood. The purpose of this paper is to empirically analyse the impact of global purchasing on product … innovation sourced from suppliers, while taking into account how firms integrate their suppliers. Design … that global purchasing has no direct impact on product innovation performance. However, supplier integration is more …
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dyadic relationship and how these differences influence patterns of inter-firm innovation activities and outcomes …. Specifically, to address the relative paucity of theoretical work on how dyadic configurations influence parties’ joint innovation … pertain to the levels of involvement buyers and suppliers exhibit in inter-firm innovation activities. These choices concern …
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This paper shows that employee resistance against innovations can be explained by the sunk costs nature of human capital investments induced by innovations. Therefore, internal resistance against innovations is more likely if it is uncertain that the employees can reap the benefits of these...
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presented at the International Conference on Quality, Innovation and Knowledge held in Kuala Lumpur in 2002. These papers have … their central focus on the people element of quality, innovation and knowledge.  …
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