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AN ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE MODEL TO STIMULATE CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION IN A UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

Martins, Ellen; Martins, Nico; Terblanche, Fransie - 2004

In some organizations action is taken to stimulate creativity and innovation. The right steps may have been taken, such …, setting standards for work performance and giving regular feedback, yet creativity and innovation are hampered in some way …. The culture of an organization may be a factor contributing to the extent to which creativity and innovation occur in an …

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A capital intensive innovation in a capital-scarce world: Steam-threshing in nineteenth century Italy

Federico, Giovanni - 2003

The Italian agriculture in the 19th century enjoyed a quite poor reputation among historians, for its innovative record. This article deals with a possible counterexample, the wide diffusion of steam threshing since the 1870s. It was a highly capital-intensive machine, and thus its success seems...

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INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP AMONGST PĀKEHA AND MĀORI IN NEW ZEALAND

Frederick, Howard H; Henry, Ella - 2003

Polynesian settlers arrived in Aotearoa (in te reo , or Māori language, “Land of the Long White Cloud”) about the 10th century. Aotearoa was visited briefly by the Dutch navigator Abel Tasman in 1642. However, it was not until 1769 that the British naval captain James Cook and his crew...

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ORGANIZING FOR TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN THE U.S. PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY

Chacar, Aya S; Lieberman, Marvin B - 2003

have harnessed through ownership of foreign laboratories. Thus, foreign labs appear beneficial for innovation, but no …

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Remaking regional economies : power, labor, and firm strategies in the knowledge economy

Christopherson, Susan; Clark, Jennifer - 2007

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Innovation, competitiveness, and development in Latin America : lessons from the past and perspectives for the future

Amann, Edmund (ed.); Figueiredo, Paulo N. (ed.) - 2024

"This introductory chapter sets out the conceptual and empirical background for the book as well as the questions it addresses. The discussion suggests that despite many years of attempted reform and undoubted economic and social progress, Latin America has failed to close the income and...

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