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Innovation networks have become a persistent organisational phenomenon in industrial innovation processes. However, in … as well as the historical character of time play in innovation, networks cannot be explained as a self …‐organisational persistent phenomenon. The present paper brings together different strands of the new theory of innovation and develops an …
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This paper presents a case study describing the development of an innovation team in a large Swedish telecom company … venturing but redress these in a new light. For instance the notion of guiding an innovation through a locally conceived … “innovation space” is presented, and shown to require a previously under‐emphasized measure of social and cognitive engagement on …
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The many studies into the relationships between formalization and innovation have produced little but inconsistent … definition may prove to be instrumental in determining the true effect of formalization on organizational innovation.  …
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competitive weight of a technological innovation to processes or products, yields a strategic weight that enables decision makers … to evaluate the increase in business value consequent on application of such innovation. The proposed model is composed …
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This study analyses the effect of the use of cross‐functional teams and effective leaders on the success of the new product development (NPD) process. With this aim, a sample of 125 firms representing the most innovative industries in Spain has been used. Results show that firms using...
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influence creativity and innovation. A literature study showed that a model, based on the open systems theory and the work of … Schein, can offer a holistic approach in describing organisational culture. The relationship between creativity, innovation … were identified. The determinants are strategy, structure, support mechanisms, behaviour that encourages innovation, and …
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This paper focuses on innovation in small food‐ and drink‐manufacturing enterprises in two Belgian regions. The aim of … framework was developed to help in understanding some aspects of the determinants of innovation in small food firms. Two … conclusions can be drawn from the research. On the one hand, it is clear that innovation was regarded as essential by most small …
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facilitating, accelerating, and sustaining the innovation diffusion process in organizations. We use concepts and variables from … variables in the equations might be affected to facilitate, accelerate, and sustain the innovation diffusion process. After … sustain the innovation diffusion process.  …
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One of the major driving forces behind a firm’s success can be attributed to its meme management. Memes, analogous to the biological gene, are self‐replicating. They represent the knowledge, views, perceptions, and beliefs communicated from person to person. In a business context, memes can...
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, organisational innovation, and the firm’s size. Results indicate that bureaucratic control, internal communication, and external … communication do affect the likelihood of a firm adopting CAD but organisational innovation and organisational size do not. These …
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