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Do technology diffusion theories explain the OSS business model adoption patterns?

Koski, Heli - 2007

This paper addresses the question of the software companies’ timing of adoption of the open source software (OSS) business models comprising the supply of OSS products and/or services. The game-theoretic technology adoption models do not explain well the observed diffusion patterns of the OSS...

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Knowledge Complementarity of a Firm’s Internal and External R&D Capabilities

Koski, Heli; Svento, Rauli - 2014

We use data from over 1500 Finnish companies for the years 2006-2008 and 2008-2010 to explore complementarity of a firm’s R&D strategy with its external knowledge acquisition and innovation collaboration strategies. We define knowledge complementarity (tacit knowledge complementarity) of R&D...

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Mobility of ideas for innovation: The role of inventor-specific knowledge flows

Koski, Heli; Pajarinen, Mika - 2015

words, the larger the knowledge pool of an inventor entering (leaving) the firm, the more the firm’s innovation performance … pharmaceuticals and mechanical engineering such that the mobility of an inventor to a firm increases its innovation performance but … the mobility of an inventor from a firm does not affect its innovation performance. We further find that particularly …

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Investor Attention and Technology Salience: Does Personal Data Related Innovation Boost Firm Value?

Koski, Heli; Luukkonen, Juha - 2018

This paper empirically analyzes how markets value personal data related innovation in four prominent domains, in which firms’ potential to exploit value from data is identified to be considerable: finance, health, location-based services and artificial intelligence. We link the innovation...

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Entry, standards and competition: Firm strategies and the diffusion of mobile telephony

Koski, Heli; Kretschmer, Tobias - 2002

performance of an emerging new technology, digital mobile telecommunication (2G). Our empirical exploration provides a more …

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Commercial success of innovation: the roles of R&D cooperation and firm age

Koski, Heli - 2015

Data comprising 1790 Finnish firms and covering the years 2006-2012 suggest that turnover from innovative sales per employee were higher for both young firms - particularly for young innovative companies (or YICs) - and older incumbents that had broad innovation collaboration involving vertical,...

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Yritystukien tarjonta, täydentävyys ja toistuvuus

Koski, Heli; Pajarinen, Mika - 2010

We use the databases of Statistics Finland to explore the supply of public support for firms in Finland during the years 2000-2008. Particularly, this report provides a descriptive analysis of complementarities and repetitiousness of public support from the perspective of the applying firms. We...

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Business subsidies in Finland: The dynamics of application and acceptance stages

Koski, Heli; Tuuli, Jukka - 2010

We use a comprehensive database concerning the application and allocation of business subsidies in Finland merged with the firm-level data comprising about 330 000 firms from the year 2004 to 2008. We find strong continuities in participation both within and between the different public support...

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Access to business subsidies: What explains complementarities and persistency?

Koski, Heli; Pajarinen, Mika - 2010

Our empirical analysis using an extensive database on the allocation of busi-ness subsidies in Finland during the years 2004-2008 finds that large firms are less likely to exit support system and more likely to continue receiving both support from one organization only and simultaneous support...

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Subsidies, Shadow of Death and Productivity

Koski, Heli; Pajarinen, Mika - 2013

business subsidies on firm productivity performance and on the relationship between firms’ lagged labor productivity and market … firms’ productivity performance. It seems that particularly employment and investment subsidies tend to be allocated to the …

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