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Innovation, Innovation, Innovation
2011All businesses have a product or service to offer to consumers that would make their quality of life better. If that product or service is unique and makes an almost unexpected contribution to the individual’s well-being, then as the society’s quality of life enhances, the firm’s profitability increases.
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Social Science Computer Review, 2004
The concept of “technology enactment” provides the guiding framework for Jane Fountain’s Building the Virtual State. The framework is used to analyze the implementation and impacts of information technology (IT) in public organizations. The framework highlights the importance of specifying the ways in which IT software and hardware are perceived by ...
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The concept of “technology enactment” provides the guiding framework for Jane Fountain’s Building the Virtual State. The framework is used to analyze the implementation and impacts of information technology (IT) in public organizations. The framework highlights the importance of specifying the ways in which IT software and hardware are perceived by ...
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Regulation for Innovativeness or Regulation of Innovation?
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015The legal literature concerning the interplay between innovation and law is split between two streams: law and economics (broadly defined) and law and technology. They seem to exist in parallel and largely non-intersecting inter-disciplinary silos. This paper attempts to reconcile these two streams and identify synergies.
Larouche, Pierre, Butenko, A.S.
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To innovate or not to innovate?
Strategic Direction, 2006PurposeReviews the latest management developments across the globe and pinpoints practical implications from cutting‐edge research and case studies.Design/methodology/approachThis briefing is prepared by an independent writer who adds their own impartial comments and places the articles in context.FindingsA glance at the title of Bolko von Oetinger's ...
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IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 1968
The functions or roles of management in our inevitably changing environment are discussed. The evolution of management's role is traced, from that of a programmer of an inanimate, already existing system to that of a system engineer concerned with the process of innovation.
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The functions or roles of management in our inevitably changing environment are discussed. The evolution of management's role is traced, from that of a programmer of an inanimate, already existing system to that of a system engineer concerned with the process of innovation.
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To Innovate or Not to Innovate: Incentives and Innovation in Hierarchies.
American Economic Review, 1990Hierarchical organizations often perform poorly in inducing the adoption of innovations. The authors examine a principal offering contracts to agents who make unobservable effort and adoption-of-innovation choices (yielding moral hazard); who occupy jobs of differing, unobserved productivities (yielding adverse selection); and who engage in a repeated ...
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Innovation, Innovation Strategy, and Strategic Innovation
2018Abstract Purpose The purposes of this chapter are to propose definitions of innovation, product innovation, business model innovation, marketing innovation, innovation strategy, and strategic innovation, elaborate on their literature and conceptual underpinnings, and provide an overview of the ...
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The effects of digital economy on breakthrough innovations: Evidence from Chinese listed companies
Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 2023Jingling Liu, Yanying Chen
exaly
2003
Researchers aiming to invent and develop innovative products and processes need to be continuously updated about at least a minimum fraction of the last relevant innovations. If the flow of new ideas is too intense researchers spend most of their time reading and hearing.
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Researchers aiming to invent and develop innovative products and processes need to be continuously updated about at least a minimum fraction of the last relevant innovations. If the flow of new ideas is too intense researchers spend most of their time reading and hearing.
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Breakthrough innovations and where to find them
Research Policy, 2022Arianna Martinelli +2 more
exaly