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Conceptualizing accelerated internationalization in the born global firm: A dynamic capabilities perspective

Weerawardena, J.; Sullivan Mort, Gillian; Liesch, P; … - 2007

Existing approaches at explaining accelerated internationalization of born global firms are incomplete as they do not capture the learning that is undertaken by these firms and their founders prior to the firm's legal establishment. Building on the extant literature and drawing on the dynamic...

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Does It Pay to be Green? An Integrated View of Environmental Marketing with Evidence from the Forest Products Industry in China

Cao, Xiaozhi "Jeff" - 2011

This research considers the question “Does it Pay to be Green?” which has been debated by forest industry practitioners and scholars for several decades. It was the same question that I encountered from time to time during my work with local industries and communities in the Asia-Pacific...

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Globalisation of internal venture capital opportunities in developing small and medium enterprises' relationships

Kiessling, Timothy; Harvey, Michael G. - 2008

The global market has an impact on almost all Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), but the high-technology industry appears to be most affected by the changes coming about due to globalisation. The industry is confronted with shorter product life cycles, blurring of industry boundaries and not...

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ON ENHANCING IT BUSINESS VALUE: SUSTAINING ORGANISATIONAL CAPABILITIES WITH CO-CREATED DYNAMIC RESOURCES

Acklesh Prasad - 2010

The rapid advancement and penetration of information technology (IT), amid continued questions over its benefits, has resulted in research efforts to understand the extent to which IT resources contribute to organisational performance. There is little question that the presence of IT contributes...

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Dynamic capabilities and innovation in supply chains

Storer, Maree; Hyland, Paul - 2009

dynamic capability to respond to rapid changes in the market. Innovation capacity both in firms and in supply chains is also … findings indicate little reliance on developing their supply chain innovation capacity. This study is the initial stage of more …

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Essays on dynamic capabilities: the role of intellectual human capital in firm innovation

Hess, Andrew M. - 2008

Following the dynamic capabilities perspective, I suggest that antecedents to innovation can be found at the individual … assess the direct effects of antecedents at the individual, firm, and network level on innovation output. I then investigate … whether a firm s antecedents to innovation lie across different levels. To accomplish this, I propose two competing …

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Coevolution of alliance portfolio and organization of new technology-based firms: A case study of the Mobile Internet industry

Tillmann L. von Schroeter - 2004

Coevolution of alliance portfolios and organizations: A cross sector analysis of new technology based firms in the European Mobile Internet industry / Tillmann von Schroeter, EXIST-HighTEPP at the University of Bamberg. Strategic alliances and partnerships have extensively been studied over the...

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Dynamic capabilities and innovation in supply chains

Storer, M.; Hyland, P. - 2009

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Strategy, profits & ethics: Beyond the work of miles

Galbreath, Jeremy - 2006

A prominent feature of the management ? and increasingly marketing ? literature is offering normative prescriptions to corporate strategists for maximizing profits. However, with few exceptions, the ethicality of various profit making strategies has not been analysed or debated. Building upon...

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The effects of sensing and seizing of market opportunities and reconfiguring activities on the organisational resource base

Lings, Ian; Wilden, Ralf; Gudergan, Siegfried - 2009

This study has important implications for marketing theory and practice. In an era of turbulent market environments, the organisational ability to sense and seize market opportunities and to reconfigure the resource base accordingly, has significant effects on performance. This paper uses a...

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