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Experience-based know-how, learning and innovation in German SMEs : an explorative analysis of the role of know-how in different modes of innovation

Alhusen, Harm - 2020

knowledge, know-how and know-who for the DUI mode of innovation whereas the STI mode of innovation is said to rely on codified … knowledge, know-what and know-why. Based upon 81 in-depth interviews with German SMEs and regional innovation consultants, this …: product innovation, business process innovation & organizational routines and customer knowledge. However, the acquisition …

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The geography of learning : Ferrari gestione sportiva 1929-2008

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When more is not better : the effect of the number of learning interventions on the acquisition of process-oriented thinking

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Sharing or ignoring tacit knowledge? : a comparison of collective learning routines at two sites

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Decision making can be improved through observational learning

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Markets for (codified, tacit, encapsulated, and firm-specific) knowledge

Silverman, Brian S. - 2018

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Absorptive capacity and knowledge management in small and medium enterprises

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Knowledge acquisitions and group reflexivity for innovative behaviours of SME workers : the moderating role of learning climates

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A trust paradox may limit the application of al-generated knowledge

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