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Structural holes, exploratory innovation and exploitative innovation

open access: yesManagement Decision, 2018
PurposeExisting research has demonstrated that the innovation implications of structural holes are inconsistent. The diverse and broad resources associated with structural holes facilitate innovation. On the contrary, brokerage will also hinder trust and increase the opportunism behaviors among partners, which will damage innovation.
Jinjuan Zang
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Exploratory innovation, exploitative innovation, and performance

open access: yesNankai Business Review International, 2010
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to explore the impact of a firm's innovation activities on performance, and focus on the internal fit and external fit of two types of innovation activities – exploratory innovation and exploitative innovation.Design/methodology/approachThe paper adopts the survey data of 397 enterprises in eastern, middle, and ...
Yi Li, Nan Zhou, Youhe Si
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Exploratory innovation, exploitative innovation and employee creativity

Chinese Management Studies, 2018
PurposeThe purpose of this study is to investigate the relationships between exploratory/exploitative innovation and employee creativity in the Chinese context and how these two relationships can be moderated by an important cultural dimension – collectivism.Design/methodology/approachA theoretical framework was developed to explore the relationships ...
Dora Marinova, Kejia Zhu, Bojun Hou
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Success Patterns of Exploratory and Exploitative Innovation

Journal of Management, 2013
Research has frequently argued that firms need to pursue exploratory and exploitative innovation strategies to be viable in an environment of technological change and intensified competition. However, it remains unclear whether exploratory and exploitative innovations are equally successful in different institutional environments.
Andreas Bausch, Nina Rosenbusch
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Innovative Ecodesign: An Exploratory Study

The Design Journal, 2000
Environmental limits and the need for a more sustainable future require dramatic technological and societal innovation. This has led to the concept and practice of ecodesign, and though the theoretical framework and literature on the subject suggest a significant role for design for sustainability, current ecodesign practice lags someway behind.
Chris Sherwin, Tracy Bhamra
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