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Designing for innovative capability in the structure of organisations
International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management, 2010Both organisational structure and availability of human resources for innovation are critical elements to organisational start-ups, survival and growth in the global society. However, we only have little knowledge about how different organisational designs influence the availability of innovation resources.
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Technological Innovation and Structural Change
2020This chapter presents an exploratory analysis of different stages in the gold production cycle, notably exploration, mining, processing, and refining. It analyzes key technological changes, as well as changes in the constellation of actors involved in each of these stages.
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Innovation, Technology and Structural Transformation
2015As discussed in chapters 3 and 4, growth in Africa has neither alleviated poverty as fast as one would expect, nor been accompanied by structural transformation. Structural transformation is impossible without technological change or technological diffusion and absorption. Considering that technological development preceded structural transformation in
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Demand structure and the incentive to innovate
Mathematical Social Sciences, 2012zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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The social structure of innovation
The relationship between innovation and social ties is fraught with contradictions: we believe in the power of immersed creative work stemming from individual minds, but we also acknowledge the importance of influence and inspiration that comes from sociability.openaire +2 more sources
INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGICAL OPPORTUNITY, AND MARKET STRUCTURE
Oxford Economic Papers, 1990Abstract Discussions of the social cost of monopoly invariably end with a long list of caveats, of which the Schumpeterian hypothesis is perhaps the best known and most frequently invoked. The notion that monoply deadweight loss is the price that must be paid for high levels of innovative activity has attracted less support than ...
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Cost structures and innovation incentives
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A Structured Innovation Strategy
IEEE Engineering Management Review, 2020Innovating for a global market out of a cost-focused engineering center has its challenges, including managing distributed stakeholders, securing engineering resources allocated to application projects, and tunnel vision with respect to innovation needs.
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A structure for technological innovation
Engineering Management Journal, 1994Technological innovation starts with pure research and ends with product design. It is commonly called 'research and development', or just 'R&D'. This jargon obscures a relatively complex process which is not widely understood and, consequently, R&D is frequently mismanaged.
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Introducing Innovation in a Structured Population
2012Given a population with internal structures determining possible interactions between population members, what can be said about the spread of innovation? In genetics, this is a question of the spread of a favorable mutation within a genetically homogeneous population. In a model society, it is the question of rumors, beliefs, or innovation [1,2,3,4,5].
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