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What’s Behind Multiple Institutional Affiliations in Academia?

Hottenrott, Hanna; Lawson, Cornelia - 2021

Multiple institutional affiliations occur when an academic belongs to more than one organisation. Recent research shows an increase in multiple affiliations, but evidence on roles and motivations is mainly anecdotal. We develop in this study a typology of co-affiliations which identifies four...

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Energy Conversion and Storage : The Value of Reversible Power-to-Gas Systems

Glenk, Gunther; Reichelstein, Stefan - 2021

In the transition to decarbonized energy systems, Power-to-Gas (PtG) processes have the potential to connect the existing markets for electricity and hydrogen. Specifically, reversible PtG systems can convert electricity to hydrogen at times of ample power supply, yet they can also operate in...

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Open Source, ICT Infrastructure and Firm Performance

Cerquera, Daniel; Mueller, Bettina - 2012

companies to produce OSS without systematically analyzing the economic impact of OSS on the economic performance of adopting …

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Innovative Capability and Financing Constraints for Innovation More Money, More Innovation?

Hottenrott, Hanna; Peters, Bettina - 2012

Economic theory suggests that financing constraints may occur due to capital market imperfections. These particularly affect investments in innovation projects as such projects are typically characterized by a high degree of uncertainty, complexity and specificity. Financing innovation...

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Fit and Complementarity – Cognitive Distance and Combined Competence as Predictors of Co-Operative R&D Projects’ Outcomes in Europe

Zibell, Laurent; Allen, Peter M. - 2014

This article considers cognitive distance and combined competence as predictors of success in co-operative Research and Development (R&D) projects of firms. The concepts of cognitive distance and combined competence are operationalised based upon a dedicated survey, answered by matched pairs of...

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The Design Paradox : The Contribution of In-House and External Design Activities on Product Market Performance

Czarnitzki, Dirk; Thorwarth, Suzanne - 2009

company performance or innovation outcome. They, however, did not specifically link design to collaborative or externally … firm's innovation performance. To be more precise, we assess the question how market novelties or products which have only … supplement a firm's innovation performance. Moreover, we find that the success of market novelties is driven by design which is …

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Does Professional Knowledge Management Improve Innovation Performance at the Firm Level?

Czarnitzki, Dirk; Wastyn, Annelies - 2014

how knowledge management influences the innovation performance of a firm. While former studies mainly focused on knowledge …

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Drivers for International Innovation Activities in Developed and Emerging Countries

Schmiele, Anja - 2013

The internationalisation of corporate R&D is an opportunity for firms to reach local knowledge and expertise which is distributed globally. Firms' innovation activities which are carried out abroad comprise either the localization of uniform products to local needs with locally available...

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Innovation Success of Non-R&D-Performers : Substituting Technology by Management in SMEs

Rammer, Christian; Czarnitzki, Dirk; Spielkamp, Alfred - 2015

This paper investigates the impact of in-house R&D and innovation management practices on innovation success in small and medium-sized firms (SMEs). While there is little doubt about the significance of technology competence for generating successful innovations, inhouse R&D activities may be a...

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The Effect of Staged Project Management on Product Innovation : Evidence From a Firm Survey

Haneda, Shoko; Kurihara, Koki; Ono, Arito - 2023

This study examines whether staged project management is beneficial or harmful for making product innovations. Using a unique firm survey for Japan, we find that firms that employed staged project management had a higher likelihood of introducing new products to the market. Additional...

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