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Knowledge Innovation.(Knowledge Innovation: Strategic Management As Practice)(Book review)
KNOWLEDGE INNOVATION Mitsuru Kodama (2007) ISBN: 978 1 84542 929 4; 244 pages; USD 100.00 P/B; Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham UK, Northampton MA In the first chapter of Mitsuru Kodama's . . .

Randstad's business model of innovation: results from an exploratory study in the temporary staffing industry.(Report)
SUMMARY Official statistics suggest that European service corporations seem to be ignoring the importance of R&D and innovation activities. It is worthwhile to look at whether and how European . . .

Effects of medical device legislation on innovation within Australian manufacturing companies.
SUMMARY Unlike many other industries in Australia, manufacturers of medical devices must meet strict regulatory requirements to be permitted to supply their products on the consumer market. With . . .

Outsourcing and innovation: evidence for a local production system of Emilia-Romagna.(Report)
SUMMARY The paper investigates how innovation relates to outsourcing for firms located in a specific local production system. A set of theoretical correlations between innovation related . . .

Decomposing technological change at the twilight of the twentieth century: evidence and lessons from the world's largest innovat
SUMMARY The present-day economy, characterised by a pattern of steady technological and organisational change, has its roots in the so-called information revolution of the late twentieth century. . . .

Innovation and competition in complex environments.(impact of technological changes on business models)(Report)
SUMMARY The paper aims to shed light on the relation between technological research, competition and market dynamics, focussing on the role of product modularity. This relation is analysed via . . .

New service development: insights from an explorative study into the Turkish retail banking sector.(Report)
SUMMARY Technology has become of one the most significant strategic weapons for banks to survive in increasingly competitive bank markets. Today, banks in Turkey are competing aggressively to . . .

Measuring regional knowledge resources: what do knowledge occupations have to offer?(Report)
SUMMARY In this paper we will examine one of the most locally specific resources within regions: their workforce. We will consider how the specific types and quantities of knowledge workers . . .

Innovation policy in services: The development of knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) in Finland.(Report)
SUMMARY This paper starts from the observation that policy-oriented discussion and policy-oriented studies in the sector of knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) have been rare despite . . .

New venture technology sourcing: exploring the effect of absorptive capacity, learning attitude and past performance.(Report)
SUMMARY Based on the literature on learning and technological alliances, this paper explores the relationship between the learning attitude, performance and absorptive capacity with companies' . . .

Innovation and the dynamics of capability accumulation in project-based firms.(management of innovations by project management f
SUMMARY Project-based firms face particular difficulties in managing innovation. This paper builds on the literature on concepts of project-based firms to develop an approach to innovation . . .

Triple Helix VI: conference on university, industry and government linkages: NUS, Singapore, 16-18 May 2007.(Conference reports)
'Emerging Models for the Entrepreneurial University: Regional Diversities or Global Convergence' was the theme of the sixth Triple Helix conference. Held every two years, this was the first . . .

The Australian and New Zealand academy of management (ANZAM) conference: Rydges Capricorn Resort, Queensland, Australia, 6-9 Dec
Hosted by Central Queensland University, the 20th annual ANZAM was held in the balmy climes of the Rydges Capricorn Resort. The beautiful pools and range of outdoor activities (e.g. camel rides) at . . .

Technology transfer society 2006 annual conference: the role of knowledge in innovation processes: Atlanta GA, USA 27-29 Septemb
The Technology Transfer Society (T2S) held its annual meeting at Georgia Tech's impressive Hotel & Conference Centre. The theme of the conference was Next Generation Innovation: New Approaches . . .

The Economics of the European Patent System: IP Policy for Innovation and Competition.(Book review)
THE ECONOMICS OF THE EUROPEAN PATENT SYSTEM: IP POLICY FOR INNOVATION AND COMPETITION Dominique Guellec and Bruno van Pottelsberghe de la Potterie (2007) Oxford University Press, Oxford, New . . .

Venture capital financing in the Thai economy.
SUMMARY This paper is concerned with the management of venture capital financing in the Thai economy. It presents Small and Medium Enterprise Development Bank of Thailand (SME Bank) activities in . . .

Is the commercialisation of nanotechnology different? A case study approach.
SUMMARY Nanotechnology is the latest in a series of general purpose technologies (GPT), earlier examples of which, have transformed household life, industry structure and firm performance. This . . .

Seeing trees and forests: a comparative evaluation of business clusters and national industry associations in the New Zealand fo
SUMMARY This paper examines the perceptions of a sample of enterprise managers in the New Zealand forest products industry about the respective contributions of cluster groups and national . . .

The applicability of the concept of national innovation systems to transition economies.
SUMMARY This article aims at gaining a deeper insight into the structure of National Innovation Systems (NIS) in transition economies, which may allow for developing policy recommendations that . . .

Formation of the appropriability regime: strategic and practical considerations.
SUMMARY Facilitated by improved networks and communication, knowledge spills over to competitors more easily than before, thus creating an appropriability problem. Consequently, protection of . . .

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