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Innovating the innovation process

International Journal of Technology Management, 2006
In the innovation literature, the development of innovation models is subdivided into generations. Until now, we have distinguished three generations. Because current models provide a poor representation of what happens in today's open innovation networks, there is a growing need for a fourth-generation concept. So far, requirements for next-generation
A. J. Berkhout, Dap Hartmann, Patrick van der Duin, Roland Ortt   +3 more
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Indicators of ‘innovation as a process’

Scientometrics, 1998
Innovation as a process is related to the business viewed as a process. A process cannot be captured through the indicators of input/output, which are the most commonly accepted variables. Indicators of technological characteristics also limit the scope of measurement.
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Innovation Management: Innovations and Processes

II Seven International Education Congress
Innovation management has been a topic increasingly discussed in scientific and management literature over the past 35 years. Innovation means inventing, whether it be ideas, processes, services or technologies, but it can also be a way of organizing a company. How should the innovation process be managed to achieve the expected results?
Rafael Ribeiro Guimarães, Marcio de Aquino, Fabio Gomes da Silva, Cléo Adriano da Silva   +3 more
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Knowledge in Innovation Processes

2006
The success of industrial and scientific research has always been dependent on new discoveries and innovations, but tighter budgets and increasing global competition push the pace with which innovation must happen nowadays. Bringing new products to the market before competitors do constitutes a crucial competitive advantage for many companies and ...
Marco Paukert, Claudia Niederée, Matthias Hemmje   +2 more
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Networks in the Innovation Process

2013
This chapter reviews the importance of networks in the innovation process from a spatial perspective. Such networks are part of different scale systems of innovation and are essential to the creation of knowledge externalities. It is well established in the extant literature that innovation does not occur in isolation and furthermore, inter ...
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The Innovation Process

2012
Continuous improvement and incremental change is not enough—companies also need to be part of major changes or radical and disruptive innovation. Innovation is necessary in all organizations in order to maintain or improve competitive position. Innovation is no less important in manufacturing than in any other section of industry.
Asbjørn Rolstadås, Bjørnar Henriksen, David O’Sullivan   +2 more
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The Process of Innovation and the Diffusion of Innovation

Journal of Marketing, 1967
“Innovate or Perish” is the marketer's cry of the 1960s. And “Perish as You Innovate” could well be the marketing slogan of the 1970s. But several questions arise. Can innovation be programed to occur? What is the nature of the diffusion process? Can consumer “innovators” be identified and appealed to?
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The Innovation Process

2009
In this chapter, we’ll be talking again with Daniel Bianco about the change process that each opera introduces in the Teatro Real.
Beatriz Muñoz-Seca, Josep Riverola
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On the Modelling of the Adoption of Process Innovations

Computational & Mathematical Organization Theory, 1997
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van de Water, H., van der Vaart, T.
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Innovations in Process Engineering

Water Environment Research, 2023
Jeseth Delgado Vela, Joshua P. Boltz
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