Organisational Innovation
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Successful Innovation
Jan Cobbenhagen
‘For years the focus of innovation management has been solely on large corporations. With Successful Innovation, Jan Cobbenhagen has paved a new way for managing the innovative process in small and medium-sized enterprises. This book p... -
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The Economics and Management of Intellectual Property
Ove Granstrand
‘Ove Granstrand’s book takes the reader into uncharted waters: the waters of an Intellectual Capitalism that promises to restructure the organization of economic life in the 21st century. In the course of his examination he shines the s... -
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Managing Know-Who Based Companies
Sigvald J. Harryson
‘In my daily work of managing the innovation process in a global multi-product organization I frequently experience the challenges of knowledge sharing. I believe that often we have a second gear to put in if we are capable of unleashin... -
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The Theory of Innovation
Jon Sundbo
‘The book is certainly worth reading and takes an interesting perspective on innovation studies. . . I found it both challenging and thought-provoking.’ – J. Howells, Education Economics ‘This book tackles a large subject and is commen...eBook:Find out more$40.00
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Strategy, Technology and Public Policy
David J. Teece
‘Few economists in the twentieth century have made so many significant contributions to different areas of industrial economics as David Teece. He has led the way in integrating industrial organization, technological innovation and stra... -
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Technological Change and Organization
Edited by Rod Coombs, Ken Green, Albert Richards, Vivien Walsh
‘This book has very nicely highlighted how the internal organization of a firm and its external influence are intrinsic to the innovative potential of the firms. The book, because of certain new insights on this important issue of innov... -
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Japanese Technology and Innovation Management
Sigvald J. Harryson
‘This is a very important book where the issue of networking for innovation process is dealt with from a management perspective. It provides an insight into the nature and various types of networks which are operational in Japanese corp...
