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ORCIDTechnology Analysis & Strategic Management, Volume 28
Volume 28, Number 1, 2016
- Gill Seyfang
, Noel Longhurst:
What influences the diffusion of grassroots innovations for sustainability? Investigating community currency niches. 1-23 - Breno Nunes, David J. Bennett, Duncan Shaw:
Green operations strategy of a luxury car manufacturer. 24-39 - Tomaz Turk, Michele Cornacchia, Stefano Livi, Filomena Papa, Bartolomeo Sapio:
Households technology adoption and use patterns: the case of digital terrestrial television in six Italian regions. 40-59 - Francesco Schiavone, Salvatore Esposito De Falco:
Limits to creative destruction and technologies in practice: the case of ham radio. 60-75 - Chun Liu, Krishna Jayakar:
Globalisation, indigenous innovation and national strategy: comparing China and India's wireless standardisation. 76-95 - Peyman Akhavan, S. Mahdi Hosseini:
Social capital, knowledge sharing, and innovation capability: an empirical study of R&D teams in Iran. 96-113 - Mari Ratinen, Peter D. Lund:
Alternative view on niche development: situated learning on policy communities, power and agency. 114-130
Volume 28, Number 2, 2016
- Muhammad Amer, Tugrul U. Daim, Antonie J. Jetter:
Technology roadmap through fuzzy cognitive map-based scenarios: the case of wind energy sector of a developing country. 131-155 - Sunghae Jun, Sangsung Park:
Examining technological competition between BMW and Hyundai in the Korean car market. 156-175 - Junmao Chiu, Huimin Chung, Yi-Ning Yang:
The impact of a conglomerate merger on its vendors and rivals - a case study of Google's acquisition of Motorola. 176-189 - Les Levidow, Michiel Blind, Palle Lindgaard-Jørgensen, Åsa Nilsson, Sara Alongi Skenhall:
Industry eco-innovation strategies for process upgrading: systemic limits of internalising externalities. 190-204 - Ping-Chuan Chen, Wu-Chiang Chan, Shiu-Wan Hung, Yi-Jung Hsiang, Li-Chang Wu:
Do R&D expenditures matter more than those of marketing to company performance? The moderating role of industry characteristics and investment density. 205-216 - Aihua Wu:
The mediating roles of governance mechanisms and knowledge transfer on the relationship between specific investments and cooperative innovation performance. 217-230 - Mahua Guha:
Shadows of the past: path dependence of TV on its sub-systems, complements and substitutes. 231-249
Volume 28, Number 3, 2016
- Hyungseok (David) Yoon, Joosung J. Lee:
Technology-acquiring cross-border M&As by emerging market firms: role of bilateral trade openness. 251-265 - Alexandra Lipitakis, Paul Phillips:
On e-business strategy planning and performance: a comparative study of the UK and Greece. 266-289 - Mark Lehrer, Preeta M. Banerjee, I. Kim Wang:
The improvement trajectory of PCR DNA replication and ERP software as general purpose technologies: an exploratory study of 'anchor technologies'. 290-304 - Dainelis Cabeza Pullés, Leopoldo J. Gutierrez Gutierrez, Francisco Javier Lloréns Montes:
Quality management and collective mind: investigating university R&D from a group focus. 305-322 - Yuandi Wang, Xin Pan, Jian Li, Lutao Ning:
Does technological diversification matter for regional innovation capability? Evidence from China. 323-334 - Rendi Hartono, Margaret L. Sheng:
Knowledge sharing and firm performance: the role of social networking site and innovation capability. 335-347 - Mo Li, Bang Nguyen, Xiaoyu Yu:
Competition vs. collaboration in the generation and adoption of a sequence of new technologies: a game theory approach. 348-379
Volume 28, Number 4, 2016
- Mario Coccia:
Radical innovations as drivers of breakthroughs: characteristics and properties of the management of technology leading to superior organisational performance in the discovery process of R&D labs. 381-395 - Shuai Wang, Jin Fan, Dingtao Zhao, Shanyong Wang:
Regional innovation environment and innovation efficiency: the Chinese case. 396-410 - Sanghoon Lee, Wonjoon Kim, Hakyeon Lee, Jeonghwan Jeon:
Identifying the structure of knowledge networks in the US mobile ecosystems: patent citation analysis. 411-434 - Peter Bradley, Shane Fudge, Matthew Leach:
Motivating energy conservation in organisations: smart metering and the emergence and diffusion of social norms. 435-461 - Walter Hyll, Gunnar Pippel:
Types of cooperation partners as determinants of innovation failures. 462-476 - Rauno Rusko:
Conflicts of supply chains in multi-channel marketing: a case from northern Finland. 477-491 - So Young Sohn, Dong Ha Kim, Song Yi Jeon:
Re-evaluation of global innovation index based on a structural equation model. 492-505
Volume 28, Number 5, 2016
- Hsien-Che Lai:
When is betweenness centrality useful to firms pursuing technological diversity? An internal-resources view. 507-523 - Chiara Verbano, Maria Crema:
Linking technology innovation strategy, intellectual capital and technology innovation performance in manufacturing SMEs. 524-540 - Mónica García-Ochoa Mayor, Nuria Bajo Davó:
Competitive advantages of the mobile phone operators in the Asia Pacific region: analysis from the strategic groups approach. 541-554 - M. I. M. Loya, A. M. Rawani:
Strategic framework for commercialisation of fly ash innovations. 555-567 - Pierre-Jean Benghozi, Elisa Salvador:
How and where the R&D takes place in creative industries? Digital investment strategies of the book publishing sector. 568-582 - Baoliang Hu, Wenqing Chen:
Business model ambidexterity and technological innovation performance: evidence from China. 583-600 - María Olmedilla, M. Rocío Martínez-Torres, Sergio L. Toral Marín:
Examining the power-law distribution among eWOM communities: a characterisation approach of the Long Tail. 601-613 - Sue-Yen Tjong Tjin Tai, Mila Davids:
Evolving roles and dynamic capabilities of an innovation agency: the Dutch Rijksnijverheidsdienst, 1910-1940. 614-626
Volume 28, Number 6, 2016
- Alexander Styhre, Björn Remneland Wikhamn:
Connecting life science entrepreneurs with resources and expertise: the role of iungens brokerage in life science innovation. 627-638 - Arnim Wiek, Rider W. Foley, David H. Guston, Michael J. Bernstein:
Broken promises and breaking ground for responsible innovation - intervention research to transform business-as-usual in nanotechnology innovation. 639-650 - Xiaohua Sun, Yun Wang, Mingshan Li:
The influences of different R&D types on productivity growth in OECD countries. 651-663 - Ulrich Lichtenthaler:
Absorptive capacity and firm performance: an integrative framework of benefits and downsides. 664-676 - Jungwoo Suh, So Young Sohn:
Adaptive conjoint analysis for the vitalisation of angel investments by entrepreneurs. 677-690 - Ching-Chiang Yeh, Min-Hao Xing:
Key factors influencing digital content industry in Taiwan from the triple helix perspective. 691-702 - Chen-Wei Yang:
Orchestrating knowledge-creating networks: lessons from Taiwan's health services sector. 703-716 - Ivan K. W. Lai, Tun-Wei Lu:
How to improve the university-industry collaboration in Taiwan's animation industry? Academic vs. industrial perspectives. 717-732 - Jieun Jeon, Suckchul Hong, Taeyong Yang, Jay Y. Ohm:
How technological innovation affects the structure of an industry: entrepreneurship evolution in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industry since 1980. 733-754
Volume 28, Number 7, 2016
- Bin Guo, Qiang Li, Xiaoling Chen:
Diversity of technology acquisition in technological catch-up: an industry-level analysis of Chinese manufacturing. 755-767 - V. del-Corte-Lora, Francesc Xavier Molina Morales, T. M. Vallet-Bellmunt:
Mediating effect of creativity between breadth of knowledge and innovation. 768-782 - Shagun Srivastava, Madhvendra Misra:
Assessing and forecasting technology dynamics in smartphones: a TFDEA approach. 783-797 - Lara Agostini, Anna Nosella, Roberto Filippini:
Users and radical innovation performance: the moderating role of the organisational context. 798-810 - Mohammad Ali Shafia, Saeed Shavvalpour, Masoumeh Hosseini, Razieh Hosseini:
Mediating effect of technological innovation capabilities between dynamic capabilities and competitiveness of research and technology organisations. 811-826 - Heng-Yu Chang, Amber Yun-Ping Lee:
The relationship between business diversification and productivity: considering the impact of process innovation at different corporate life cycles. 827-840 - Gustavo L. Seijo:
The complexities of corporate science and technology development: the triple uncertainty analytical framework. 841-856 - Manuel Guisado-González, Carlos Ferro-Soto, Manuel Guisado-Tato:
Assessing the influence of differentiation strategy and R&D subsidies on R&D cooperation. 857-868
Volume 28, Number 8, 2016
- Barbara Bigliardi, Francesco Galati:
Which factors hinder the adoption of open innovation in SMEs? 869-885 - Hongseok Jang, Suchul Lee, Euiho Suh:
A comparative analysis of the change in R&D efficiency: a case of R&D leaders in the technology industry. 886-900 - Poh Yen Ng, Robert T. Hamilton:
Experiences of high-growth technology firms in Malaysia and New Zealand. 901-915 - Lorenzo Ardito, Antonio Messeni Petruzzelli, Umberto Panniello:
Unveiling the breakthrough potential of established technologies: an empirical investigation in the aerospace industry. 916-934 - Momcilo Dobrodolac, Dragan Lazarevic, Libor Svadlenka, Milina Zivanovic:
A study on the competitive strategy of the universal postal service provider. 935-949 - Rahul Kapoor, Matti Karvonen, Anmol Mohan, Tuomo Kässi:
Patent citations as determinants of grant and opposition: case of European wind power industry. 950-964 - Wen-Hong Chiu, Hui-Ru Chi, Yuan-Chieh Chang, Ming-Huei Chen:
Dynamic capabilities and radical innovation performance in established firms: a structural model. 965-978 - Marcus Wagner:
Managing disruptive innovation with technology acquisitions: the informing case of software-based high-technology industries. 979-991 - Emiel F. M. Wubben, Maarten Batterink, Onno Omta:
Getting post-M&A integration mechanisms tuned in to technological relatedness and innovation synergy realisation. 992-1007
Volume 28, Number 9, 2016
- Joon Mo Ahn, Yong Han Ju, Tae Hee Moon, Tim Minshall, David Probert, So Young Sohn, Letizia Mortara:
Beyond absorptive capacity in open innovation process: the relationships between openness, capacities and firm performance. 1009-1028 - Chun-Yao Tseng, Sheng-cheng Lin, Da Chang Pai, Chi-Wei Tung:
The relationship between innovation network and innovation capability: a social network perspective. 1029-1040 - Antonio Garzón-Vico, Patrick Gibbons, Peter McNamara, Jan Rosier:
Technological area experience, experience diversity and innovation. 1041-1055 - Andrea Fabrizi, Giulio Guarini, Valentina Meliciani:
Public knowledge partnerships in European research projects and knowledge creation across R&D institutional sectors. 1056-1072 - Bharat Arora, Zillur Rahman:
Information technology investment strategies: a review and synthesis of the literature. 1073-1094 - Yuanqiong He, Hongyi Sun, Yun Chen:
How cross-functional management influences new product development: a socio-technical perspective. 1095-1107 - Marc Marheineke, Vivek K. Velamuri, Kathrin M. Möslein:
On the importance of boundary objects for virtual collaboration: a review of the literature. 1108-1122
Volume 28, Number 10, 2016
- Hanne Kristine Hallingby:
Key success factors for a growing technology innovation system based on SMS Application-to-Person in Norway. 1123-1137 - Toni Ahlqvist, Johanna Kohl:
Constructing and mobilising futures knowledge in an organisation: foresight as a catalyst of dynamic strategic practice. 1138-1151 - Pedro Varela-Vázquez, María del Carmen Sánchez-Carreira:
Upgrading peripheral wind sectors. 1152-1166 - Seungmin Kim, Hongbum Kim, Eungdo Kim:
How knowledge flow affects Korean ICT manufacturing firm performance: a focus on open innovation strategy. 1167-1181 - Nora Rocholl, Ronan Bolton:
Berlin's electricity distribution grid: an urban energy transition in a national regulatory context. 1182-1194 - Jose M. Mateu, Isidre March-Chordà:
Is experience a useful resource for business model innovation? 1195-1209 - Tong Shi, Xiaoshi Chang, Jun Tang, Zhongmin Zheng:
Driving force from authorities: the evolution of innovation system for biomedical industry in China. 1210-1224 - Jieun Kim, Yongtae Park, Youngjo Lee:
A visual scanning of potential disruptive signals for technology roadmapping: investigating keyword cluster, intensity, and relationship in futuristic data. 1225-1246
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