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ORCIDInternational Journal of Technology Management, Volume 66
Volume 66, Number 1, 2014
- Prescott C. Ensign, Chen-Dong Lin, Samia Chreim, Ajax Persaud
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Proximity, knowledge transfer, and innovation in technology-based mergers and acquisitions. 1-31 - Masaki Kawazoe, Pier A. Abetti:
Transition of strategy, marketing, R&D and new product development policies after mergers and acquisitions: a case study of SuperPower Inc. under US, Dutch and Japanese ownership. 32-56 - Benjamin Zimmer, Julie Stal-Le Cardinal, Bernard Yannou, Gilles Le Cardinal, François Piette, Vincent Boly:
A methodology for the development of innovation clusters: application in the healthcare sector. 57-80 - Christopher Durugbo, Johann c. k. h. Riedel, Kulwant Singh Pawar:
Overcoming barriers to participation during requirements elicitation. 81-103
Volume 66, Numbers 2/3, 2014
- Paavo Ritala, Eelko Huizingh:
Business and network models for innovation: strategic logic and the role of network position. 109-119 - Masaharu Tsujimoto, Yoichi Matsumoto, Kiyonori Sakakibara:
Finding the 'boundary mediators': network analysis of the joint R&D project between Toyota and Panasonic. 120-133 - Jing Cai, Alison U. Smart, Xuefeng Liu:
Innovation exploitation, exploration and supplier relationship management. 134-155 - Karoline Bader, Ellen Enkel:
Understanding a firm's choice for openness: strategy as determinant. 156-182 - Irina Fiegenbaum, Martin Ihrig, Marko Torkkeli:
Investigating open innovation strategies: a simulation study. 183-211 - Marian Garcia Martinez, Valentina Lazzarotti, Raffaella Manzini, Mercedes Sánchez García:
Open innovation strategies in the food and drink industry: determinants and impact on innovation performance. 212-242 - Kaisa Still, Jukka Huhtamäki, Martha G. Russell, Neil Rubens:
Insights for orchestrating innovation ecosystems: the case of EIT ICT Labs and data-driven network visualisations. 243-265
Volume 66, Number 4, 2014
- Francesco Schiavone, Concetta Metallo, Rocco Agrifoglio:
Extending the DART model for social media. 271-287 - Suodi Zhang, Ping Gao, Jinghua Li:
Instant messaging adoption in China: implications for young entrepreneurs. 288-301 - Juneseuk Shin:
New business model creation through the triple helix of young entrepreneurs, SNSs, and smart devices. 302-318 - Hong Zhang, Yaobin Lu, Ping Gao, Zhenxiang Chen:
Social shopping communities as an emerging business model of youth entrepreneurship: exploring the effects of website characteristics. 319-345 - Luca Vincenzo Ballestra, Manlio Del Giudice, Maria Rosaria Della Peruta:
An analysis of a model for the diffusion of engineering innovations under multi-firm competition. 346-357 - Jens Mueller, Maria Rosaria Della Peruta, Manlio Del Giudice:
Social media platforms and technology education: Facebook on the way to graduate school. 358-370
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