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ORCIDInternational Journal of Technology Management, Volume 33
Volume 33, Number 1, 2006
- Hong Kim, Michael D. Ames:
Business incubators as economic development tools: rethinking models based on the Korea experience. 1-24 - Christopher Lettl, Cornelius Herstatt, Hans-Georg Gemünden:
Learning from users for radical innovation. 25-45 - Oliver Gassmann, Patricia Sandmeier, Christoph H. Wecht
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Extreme customer innovation in the front-end: learning from a new software paradigm. 46-66 - Rick Middel, David Coghlan, Paul Coughlan, Louis Brennan, Timothy McNichols:
Action research in collaborative improvement. 67-91 - Yair Berson, Jonathan D. Linton:
Leadership style and quality climate perceptions: contrasting project vs. process environments. 92-110
Volume 33, Numbers 2/3, 2006
- Dale Littler:
Alliance enigmas. 115-129 - Mary Ann Allison, Sheila Browning:
Competing in the cauldron of the global economy: tools, processes, case studies, and theory supporting economic development. 130-143 - Hannu Kärkkäinen, Jukka Hallikas:
Decision making in inter-organisational relationships: implications from systems thinking. 144-159 - Ravinder K. Zutshi:
Confucian value system and its impact on joint venture formation. 160-182 - Liang-Yuan Fang, Se-Hwa Wu:
Accelerating innovation through knowledge co-evolution: a case study in the Taiwan semiconductor industry. 183-195 - Petra Kreis-Hoyer, Jutta Gruenberg-Bochard:
The use of knowledge in inter-organisational knowledge-networks: an empirical investigation. 196-213 - Matti Tuominen, Mai Anttila:
Strategising for innovation and inter-firm collaboration: capability analysis in assessing competitive superiority. 214-233 - Ian Barclay:
Benchmarking best practice in SMEs for growth. 234-254 - Pekka Berg, Jussi Pihlajamaa, Jarno Poskela, Anssi Smedlund:
Benchmarking of quality and maturity of innovation activities in a networked environment. 255-278 - Ville Ojanen, Olli Vuola:
Coping with the multiple dimensions of R&D performance analysis. 279-290 - Chong Ju Choi, Philip Y. K. Cheng, Tarek Ibrahim Eldomiaty, Robert T. J. Chu, Carla C. J. M. Millar:
R&D and industrial districts in Asia: an application to Taiwan. 291-298 - Jie Yang, Fujun Lai, Liming Yu:
Harnessing value in knowledge acquisition and dissemination: strategic sourcing in product development. 299-317
Volume 33, Number 4, 2006
- Tobias Kollmann:
What is e-entrepreneurship? - fundamentals of company founding in the net economy. 322-340 - Lisa K. Gundry, Jill R. Kickul:
Leveraging the 'E' in entrepreneurship: test of an integrative model of e-commerce new venture growth. 341-355 - Marc Gruber, Joachim Henkel:
New ventures based on open innovation - an empirical analysis of start-up firms in embedded Linux. 356-372 - Christian Serarols-Tarrés, Antonio Padilla-Meléndez, Ana Rosa del Aguila Obra:
The influence of entrepreneur characteristics on the success of pure dot.com firms. 373-388 - Frank Keuper, Gerrit Brosel, Rene Hans:
E-entrepreneurship strategies to overcome barriers to market entry - a system theory and cybernetics perspective. 389-405 - Thomas Hering, Michael Olbrich, Martin Steinrücke:
Valuation of start-up internet companies. 406-419 - Alexander Bassen, Doris Blasel, Ulrich Faisst, Moritz Hagenmuller:
Performance measurement of corporate venture capital - balanced scorecard in theory and practice. 420-437 - Lambert T. Koch, Kati Schmengler:
Entrepreneurial success and low-budget internet exposure: the case of online-retailing. 438-451
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