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Effect of manufacturing service transformation management on technological innovation

Jiang, Suyue; Xuhua, Hu; Li, Shuaimei - In: Journal of innovation & knowledge : JIK 8 (2023) 4, pp. 1-8

relationship's longevity. The adaptation of technological innovation has also indicated the growing performance trend in service … should prepare for the declining phase of servitization and sort out the other performance growth area, which will help to … balance the performance of manufacturing enterprises wholesomely. …

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Information technology and the dynamics of firm and industrial structure: The British IT consulting industry as a contemporary specimen

Simons, Kenneth L. - 2001

The Internet is often anticipated to have disruptive competitive impacts, causing upstart firms to overthrow incumbent market leaders. This paper uses the UK IT consulting industry as a test case to see whether such competitive impacts of the Internet might already be occurring. Comparable...

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Designing Ventures that Work

Shah, Chintan M. - 2009

Corporate venturing (CV) is a widely accepted mechanism for incubating and developing new business within large established firms. Substantial research has been done on this subject, yet many firms have failed in their venturing efforts and booked large losses. In contrast, venturing at firms...

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Building a Radical Innovation Mechanism at Large Firms

Ortt, J Roland; Scholten, Victor; Shah, Chintan M. - 2014

Large firms are generally good at managing incremental innovations, yet they often lack the capabilities that are conducive to developing and deploying radical innovations (RI). Even though large firms recognise the importance of RI, most of them have failed to establish a mechanism, that is, a...

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Strategies to Commercialise Breakthrough Technologies

Ortt, J Roland; Zegveld, Marc; Shah, Chintan M. - 2013

In this paper we focus on the different strategies used by companies during the process of development and diffusion of breakthrough technologies. We distinguish three phases in this process and show that, depending on the length of these phases, pioneers might be confronted with completely...

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Effects of Acquisitions on Product and Process Innovation and R&D Performance

Cefis, Elena; Rosenkranz, Stephanie; Weitzel, Utz - 2015

empirically test hypotheses on the optimal R&D portfolio, investment, performance, and dynamic efficiency of R&D for acquisitions … acquisitions lead to inferior R&D performance …

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Implementation of Quality Management Technologies and Their Relationship to Innovation

Cardona, Diego; Rivera Rodríguez, Hugo Alberto; … - 2014

This writing integrates strategy and improvement, when linking innovation and quality in the Colombian organizations. A revision of the existent theoretical framework is made on the two concepts it stops then to explore in 6670 companies, the existent relationship among the investment in...

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Competition in the Cloud : Unleashing Investment and Innovation within and across Platforms

Gawer, Annabelle; Cowen, Tim - 2014

Innovation in the cloud is challenging Europe's telecoms industry and its regulatory system. The shift from 'desktop to data centre' and the provision of computing in the form of a service means that cloud offerings are increasingly dependent on the quality of the underlying communications...

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Does Job Security Help Innovation in Small Firms? : Commitment-Based Human Resource Practice and Innovation in Software Firms in Seoul, Korea

Jung, Namji - 2014

’ attachment and voluntary contribution to a firm are positively related with firm’s performance improvement and innovation. Those … location, which are typically positively related to a large firm performance, are not significantly related to innovation. This …

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The Performance of Incumbent Firms in the Face of Radical Technological Innovation

Hill, Charles W. L.; Rothaermel, Frank T. - 2015

performance in markets shaken by a radical technological innovation …

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