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Knowledge sharing in integrated product development

Hong, Paul; Doll, William J.; Nahm, Abraham Y.; Li, Xiao - In: European Journal of Innovation Management 7 (2004) 2, pp. 102-112

Although product development is recognized as knowledge‐intensive work, we have limited understanding of its impact on product development performance. The mechanisms by which knowledge sharing contributes to strategic imperatives such as time to market and value to customers are also not well...

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The dynamic nature of innovation partnering: a longitudinal study of collaborative interorganizational relationships

Marshall, Cassandra - In: European Journal of Innovation Management 7 (2004) 2, pp. 128-140

relationships (IORs) for innovation and new business creation. Data were gathered from field observations of three ongoing …

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Knowledge‐based organizations: perspectives from San Francisco Bay area companies

Albert, Michael; Picq, Thierry - In: European Journal of Innovation Management 7 (2004) 3, pp. 169-177

programs and practices to support innovation. The article discusses findings from interviews with 50 human resource executives …

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The role of trading partner relationships in determining innovation performance: an empirical examination

Prajogo, Daniel I.; Power, Damien J.; Sohal, Amrik S. - In: European Journal of Innovation Management 7 (2004) 3, pp. 178-186

This paper examines the respective roles of trading partner relationships and innovation management practices in … predicting product and process related innovation performance. The empirical data were drawn from 194 Australian managers. Data … on product and process innovation performance than do knowledge and creativity management. However, the results also …

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Manufacturing firms and integrated solutions: characteristics and implications

Windahl, Charlotta; Andersson, Pierre; Berggren, Christian - In: European Journal of Innovation Management 7 (2004) 3, pp. 218-228

underlines the importance of integrating studies of product and service innovation, two fields that so far have been studied …

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The use of strategies in managing technological innovation

Wonglimpiyarat, Jarunee - In: European Journal of Innovation Management 7 (2004) 3, pp. 229-250

innovation. The study develops a methodological framework of platform for analysing three case study innovations – Windows … using particular strategies to exploit the innovation. …

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Employee creativity and the role of risk

Dewett, Todd - In: European Journal of Innovation Management 7 (2004) 4, pp. 257-266

Creative efforts and creative outcomes are identified as distinct in employee creative performance. It is argued that an employee's willingness to take risks is an important antecedent of creative efforts. Behavioral consequences experienced by employees following creative efforts are discussed...

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A technology acceptance model of innovation adoption: the case of teleworking

Pérez Pérez, Manuela; Martínez Sánchez, Angel; de … - In: European Journal of Innovation Management 7 (2004) 4, pp. 280-291

This paper develops a model of teleworking adoption based on the principles of the technology acceptance model. The framework integrates three categories of factors influencing on teleworking adoption: technological, human resources, and organisational factors. The model fills a gap in the...

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The pattern of development and diffusion of breakthrough communication technologies

Ortt, J. Roland; Schoormans, Jan P.L. - In: European Journal of Innovation Management 7 (2004) 4, pp. 292-302

Diffusion of many successful communication technologies, like telephony and television technology, follows an almost perfect S‐shaped curve. This curve implies that, after their introduction, subsequent sales of products on the basis of these technologies can be predicted accurately. However,...

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Basic propositions for the study of the technological innovation process in the firm

Nieto, Mariano - In: European Journal of Innovation Management 7 (2004) 4, pp. 314-324

This paper deals with the characteristics of two basic elements for the study of innovation in the firm: the concept of … technological innovation, which is defined as a flow magnitude; and the concept of technology, which is defined as a stock magnitude …. The technological innovation process is characterized by: being of a continuous nature; being path dependent; being …

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