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Where do stars come from : the role of star versus non-star collaborators in creative settings

Liu, Haibo; Mihm, Jürgen; Sosa, Manuel - 2017 - Revised version of 2016/37/TOM

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Realizing the need for rework : from task interdependence to social networks

Sosa, Manuel - 2012

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009625512

Where do stars come from? : the role of star vs. nonstar collaborators in creative settings

Liu, Haibo; Mihm, Jürgen; Sosa, Manuel E. - In: Organization science : a journal of the Institute for … 29 (2018) 6, pp. 1149-1169

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Where do creative interactions come from? : The role of tie content and social networks

Sosa, Manuel (contributor) - 2007

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Inter-team technical communication in complex new product development projects

Sosa, Manuel; Gargiulo, Martin; Rowles, Craig - 2014 - Rev. vers. of 2012/65/TOM/OB

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Informal communication networks and the attention to technical interfaces in complex product development

Sosa, Manuel; Martin, Garguilo; Rowles, Craig - 2011 - Rev. vers. of 2010/91/TOM/OB

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Inter-team technical communication in complex new product development projects

Sosa, Manuel; Gargiulo, Martin; Rowles, Craig - 2012 - 2. rev. vers. of 2011/119/TOM/OB

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Can Informal Communication Networks Disrupt Coordination in New Product Development Projects?

Sosa, Manuel; Gargiulo, Martin; Rowles, Craig - 2015 - Rev. vers. of 2014/42/TOM/OBH

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Component Connectivity, Team Network Structure and the Attention to Technical Interfaces in Complex Product Development

Sosa, Manuel; Gargiulo, Martin; Rowles, Craig - 2007

The development of complex products poses substantial operational and organizational challenges to established firms. Previous research has shown that coordinating technical interdependencies is vital for the successful development of complex products. We integrate research streams in product...

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Realizing the Need for Rework : From Task Interdependence to Social Networks

Sosa, Manuel - 2012

Design rework is a core phenomenon in new product development. Yet carrying out design rework presupposes recognizing the need for it. We characterize the types of interpersonal knowledge transfer that help developers realize the need for design rework in new product development (NPD). Although...

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