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Hargreaves, Michael - 2004

product development - collaboration, innovation, and internationalisation - are the core tenets of the accompanying … dissertation then seeks to answer why firms engage in international collaborative innovation. The cycle of technological innovation … Mergers and Acquisitions (M&As) to validate issues of sustainability before examining the impact of location on innovation and …

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Leveraging enterprise portals for business performance – the implications for the management of knowledge assets

Sutton, Melanie - 2010

ENGLISH ABSTRACT:Knowledge is increasingly being recognised as the key element to an organisation’s sustainabilityand competitiveness. Knowledge assets refer to organisational resources made of or incorporatingknowledge. These assets ultimately create the ability for an organisation to carry...

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The contribution of knowledge management practices in generating a corporate culture of innovation

Deacon, Jeffrey James - 2010

to manage these changes.The relationship between knowledge management and innovation is not well understood and there is … organisational culture of innovation and whether or not these practices are antecedents to innovative behaviour by knowledge … organisations that are perceived to have an organisational culture of innovation. …

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The development and implementation status of RFID in China

Scavarda, A; O'Neill, P; Scavarda, L; Wang, X - 2009

Although the development of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) has been amazing, it is still in its infancy worldwide. RFID still has to overcome several obstacles such as privacy and security, cost and standardisation. The industry in China offers a great arena for research in this field, as...

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Academic arrogance or industry intransigence: Innovation inertia in the construction industry

Blismas, N; McCoy, A; Lingard, H - 2009

There is growing recognition that academic research outputs should be robustly evaluated. Current evaluation models in Australia and the United Kingdom are beginning to emphasise the impact of research. There remains a lack of clarity about how this impact can be practically gauged. One measure...

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A megelőző környezetvédelmi szemlélet térnyerése a hazai vegyiparban

Fonyó, Zsolt; Szépvölgyi, János; Harangozó, Gábor - 2002

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Galli, Miklós; Zilahy, Gyula - 2002

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A magyar innovációs rendszer helyzete vállalati nézőpontból

Kiss, János - 2009

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Kutatás-fejlesztési és innovációs hálózatok működése az autóiparban – Eltérő szerkezet, hasonló hatás?

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Patterns of innovation in the SMEs of the Hungarian agri-food industry

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