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technology novelty and 2) radical innovation. To test these hypotheses, the relative effectiveness of four types of team …. Relative to other team structures, autonomous teams are more effective to address projects with high technology novelty or …. Given the importance of the development of novel technology and radical innovation in establishing new businesses and other …
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decisions based on that claim then recommend technological improvement, where technology is generally treated as a homogenous …
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the technology as an important moderating factor for both relationships. We distinguish between two types of technologies … increase more in complex technology industries as compared to discrete technology industries. These effects are attributed to … innovation cumulativeness and the interdependencies developed between patent rights in complex technology settings. A study of …
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We analyze innovation in emerging and newly industrialized economies over the past 30 years, with the emphasis being on Asian economies. We use US patent data to study how the innovative capabilities of Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore have expanded in relation to emerging economies in...
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Over the past two decades, organizational scholars have increasingly argued that technology’s affects on organizations … an ongoing stream of social action in which people respond to a technology’s constraints and affordances, as well as to … each other. Although most students of technology and organizing generally agree on the ontology of constructivism, there …
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A key feature of Sutton's theory is that industries evolve to distinct market configurations in terms of concentration depending upon whether the markets have a large size, whether the corresponding products are essentially homogeneous, whether they are differentiated by research and development...
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Market-mediated contracts for technology trade are bound by several transaction costs. This paper argues that as these … transaction costs become less severe, markets for technology can help improve three market failures: 1) R&D duplications; 2 … addition, with larger markets of potential users, the technology suppliers will have incentives to produce more 'general …
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We address the problem of measuring, in the absence of reliable indexes of technology levels, how much of the … convergence we observe is due to convergence in technology or in capital-labour ratios. We first develop a growth model where … technology accumulation in lagging economies depends on their propensity to innovate and on technological spillovers, with …
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