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Innovation through microelectronics : State of the art of a fundamental technology ; For the exhibition at the Deutsches Museum Munich

1985

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Innovation and entrepreneurship : Practice and principles

Drucker, Peter F. - 1985 - Reprint

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Innovation policies : an international perspective

Sweeney, Gerald P. (ed.); Sweeney, Gerald P. (ed.) - 1985

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Technology to payoff : managing the new product from creation to customer

Buttrell, Frederick J. - 1985

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Innovation management in Developing Countries : applications from the IIASA case study on innovation management

Moss, Thomas H. - 1985

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Corporate R & D strategy, innovation and funding issues

Brown, James K. (contributor); Kay, Lillian W. (contributor) - 1985

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Toward a scale for measuring technology in new product innovations : fin. vers. received September 1984

Souder, William E. - In: Research policy : policy, management and economic … 14 (1985) 3, pp. 151-160

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Technological guideposts and innovation avenues

Sahal, Devendra - In: Research policy : policy, management and economic … 14 (1985) 2, pp. 61-82

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Innovation and Efficiency : Strategies for a Turbulent World

Haustein, Heinz-Dieter; Maier, Harry - 1985 - Reprint 2021

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part One: Innovation and Efficiency -- 1. Measuring Efficiency in the Innovation Process -- 2. Economic Effects of Basic and Improvement Innovation -- 3. Industrial Organizations and Efficiency -- 4. Lighting Industry. A Classical Case of Innovation --...

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Beyond technical competence: a passion for persistence

Scarnati, James T. - In: Career Development International 3 (1998) 1, pp. 23-25

Discusses persistence as a basic characteristic of successful leadership. The thematic focus is “leaders don’t give up”. Defines persistence as a process beyond technical competence. Persistent people stick to an idea or to a task and see it through to its logical conclusion. Successful...

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