Examining partner experience in cross-sector collaborative
projects focused on the commercialization of R&D.
INTRODUCTION
Since the late-20th century, there has been a growing incidence of
collaboration among organizations to perform R&D (e.g., Gassmann
& von Zedtwitz 1999; Hagedoorn et al. 2000; . . .
The content and role of formal contracts in high-tech
alliances.
1. INTRODUCTION
This study investigates the governance of high-tech alliances. The
governance of high-tech alliances, through legal, private, and
relational ordering, is a challenge as it needs . . .
Hunting the Snark: some reflections on the UK experience of
support for the small business sector.(INNOVATION LEADERSHIP: FORUM
INNOVATION AND SMEs
Convened by Terry Cutler and Mark Dodgson
Brisbane, September 2007
In the past twenty-five years the UK has experimented with a wide
range of policies to promote small and . . .
Ubiquitous urban infrastructure: infrastructure planning and
development in Korea.
INTRODUCTION
Socio-economic changes in the information era immensely impact on
our societies, lifestyles, built and natural environments and urban
amenities (Yigitcanlar et al. 2008a). . . .
Attract and connect: the 22@Barcelona innovation district and the
internationalisation of Barcelona business.
INTRODUCTION
Barcelona is on a quest to transform its industries and become a
knowledge-intensive city. It is one of the world's most attractive
cities as measured by European City Monitor in . . .
Managing marketing externalities in innovative natural
resources-based clusters.
1. INTRODUCTION
The role of inter-organisational networks and inter-personal
networks in industrial clusters is not new. Research conducted by Chetty
and Agndal (2008) shows that despite the . . .
The innovation deficit in public services: the curious problem of
too much efficiency and not enough waste and failure.
1. INTRODUCTION
The government or public sector of most nations typically accounts
for between one-quarter and one-half of all economic activity. Yet the
criteria that we evaluate the . . .
Nature and strategy of product innovations in SMEs: a case
study-based comparative perspective of Japan and India.(Case
study)
INTRODUCTION
Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) across industries have
unrealized innovation potential (Chaminade and Van-Lauridsen 2006).
According to Harrison and Watson (1998), SMEs are . . .
Cities and innovative urban transport policies.
INTRODUCTION
The second half of the 20th century was characterized by the strong
relationship established between economic growth and growth in transport
activities. It was generally accepted by . . .
Governance in innovative cities and the importance of
branding.
INTRODUCTION
If anything, the twenty first century's economy may be
characterised as a knowledge economy. In the Western world, knowledge
and innovation have become determining competitive . . .
Structural changes in mature Venture Capital industry: evidence
from Israel.
1. INTRODUCTION
This paper analyzes the process of development of a Venture Capital
(VC) industry in a new geographical market, based on experience that has
been accumulated in Israel in the last . . .
Innovation in China.(Editorial)
To celebrate the inclusion of Innovation: Management, Policy and
Practice in Thomson Reuters Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI), from
2007, the Editor-in-Chief, Professor Mark Dodgson, and . . .
Innovation for a carbon constrained city: challenges for the
built environment industry.
INTRODUCTION: THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT--A VITAL FOCUS FOR INNOVATION
Cities are our most profligate consumers of scarce resources and
our worst polluters. Cities are the primary cause of climate . . .
Digital natives, dropouts and refugees: Educational challenges
for innovative cities.(PART 3: EMERGING ISSUES AND PRACTICES)
It is impossible to envision an innovative city without innovative
people. To respond to the many challenges innovative cities will face,
such cities must have citizens with a passion for . . .
Lost in translation? Building science and innovation city
strategies in Australia and the UK.
INTRODUCTION
In the current context of globalisation and the development of the
so-called 'knowledge economy', there has been growing interest
in both policy-making and academic circles in two . . .
Crafting organizational innovation processes.
INTRODUCTION
Innovation is on the mind of most executives and is part of almost
every company's strategic plan (Lengnick-Hall, 1992; Govindarajan
& Trimble, 2005; Kim & Mauborgne, 2005). The need . . .
Using government procurement to help grow new science and
technology companies: Lessons from the US small business innovation
re
INNOVATION AND PROCUREMENT POLICY
Convened by Terry Cutler and Mark Dodgson
Canberra, October 2007
In a past era, government procurement was a major lever for
industry development and . . .
eGovernment for innovative cities of the next generation: the
ICING project.
INTRODUCTION
The average rate of contact most European citizens have with their
city or municipal authority is surprisingly low at five transactions per
person per year (2). Not only is this . . .
Innovative cities in China: lessons from Pudong New District,
Zhangjiang High-tech Park and SMIC Village.
INTRODUCTION
It is generally agreed and well documented in the literature that
innovative activities within major industrial clusters serve as an
important catalyst for city development, high . . .
Urban governance in the knowledge-based economy: challenges for
different city types.(PART 2: POLICIES AND THEIR LIMITATIONS)
INTRODUCTION
After a long period of urban decline, the end of the 1980s marked
the beginning of a remarkable revival of urban areas in western
countries, notably in Europe and the US. This . . .
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