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Managing Supplier Involvement in New Product Development: A Multiple-Case Study

van Echtelt, van Echtelt, F.E.A.; Wynstra, Wynstra, J.Y.F. - Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM), … - 2006

Existing studies of supplier involvement in new product development have mainly focused on project-related short-term processes and success-factors. This study validates and extends an existing exploratory framework, which comprises both long-term strategic processes and short-term operational...

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Inkoop, Leveranciers en Innovatie: Van VOC tot Space Shuttle

Wynstra, Wynstra, J.Y.F. - Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM), … - 2006

Finn Wynstra is professor by special appointment in Purchasing and Supply Management at RSM Erasmus University, on … behalf of the Dutch Association for Purchasing Management (NEVI) and the 'Vereniging Trustfonds EUR'. He studied Economics at … Eindhoven, and Uppsala University (Sweden). His research is focused on the role of suppliers in product innovation and has been …

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Managing Supplier Involvement in New Product Development: A Multiple-Case Study

Echtelt, F.E.A. van; Wynstra, J.Y.F.; Weele, A.J. van; … - Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM), ERIM … - 2006

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Strategic and Operational Management of Supplier Involvement in New Product Development: a Contingency Perspective

Echtelt, F.E.A. van; Wynstra, J.Y.F.; Weele, A.J. van - Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM), ERIM … - 2007

This paper examines how firms succeed to leverage supplier involvement in product development. The paper extends earlier work on managing supplier involvement by providing an integrated analysis of results, processes and conditions both at the level of individual development projects and the...

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Exploration and Exploitation Aliances in Biotechnology : A System of New Product Development

Rothaermel, Frank T.; Deeds, David L. - 2015

We link the exploration-exploitation framework of organizational learning to a technology venture's strategic alliances and argue that the causal relationship between the venture's alliances and its new product development depends on the type of the alliance. In particular, we propose a product...

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The organizational design of high-tech startups and product innovation

Grimpe, Christoph; Murmann, Martin; Sofka, Wolfgang - 2018

We investigate whether appointing a middle management level affects startups' innovation performance. Additional …

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Differences in Creating Product Innovations versus Process Innovations across European Industries

Will, Matthias Georg - 2019

the Slovak Republic was analyzed. The study differentiates between product innovation and three different forms of process …

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New Product Development in Virtual Environment

Ale Ebrahim, Nader; Ahmed, Shamsuddin; Taha, Zahari - 2014

Purpose - The literature on the topic has evolved exponentially since eight years ago. Relaying on a review of studies published in recent years, this article proposes and discusses a framework which incorporates a set of virtual teams involved in a new product development initiative....

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An exploration of the applications, challenges, and success factors in AI-driven product development and management

Witkowski, Aron; Wodecki, Andrzej - In: Foundations of Management : the journal of Warsaw … 16 (2024) 1, pp. 139-156

While extensive research studies exist on the influence of AI solutions on organizations as a whole, there is a paucity of comprehensive studies examining the adoption of these solutions in product development and subsequent management processes. This article presents an exploratory...

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Why New Business Development Projects Fail: Coping with the Differences of Technological versus Market Knowledge

Van Den Bosch, Frans A J; Burgers, Burgers, J.H.; … - Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM), … - 2007

Managing through projects has become important for generating new knowledge to cope with technological and market discontinuities. This paper examines how the fit between the creation of technological and market knowledge and important project management characteristics, i.e. project autonomy...

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