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ORCIDInternational Journal of Technology Management, Volume 49
Volume 49, Numbers 1/2/3, 2010
- Anand Nair, L. Allison Jones-Farmer, Paul Swamidass
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Modelling the reciprocal and longitudinal effect of return on sales and R&D intensity during economic cycles. 2-24 - Monica Merito, Silvia Giannangeli, Andrea Bonaccorsi:
Do incentives to industrial R&D enhance research productivity and firm growth? Evidence from the Italian case. 25-48 - Junmo Kim:
Balancing industry outlooks and technology policy as response. 49-65 - Christian Longhi, Michel Rainelli:
Poles of competitiveness, a French dangerous obsession? 66-92 - Chin-Huang Lin, Ho-Li Yang, Dian-Yan Liou:
A cross-national comparative analysis of industrial policy and competitive advantage. 93-106 - María del Rocío Martínez Torres, Sergio L. Toral Marín:
International comparison of R&D investment by European, US and Japanese companies. 107-122 - Tae Kyung Sung:
Government IT strategy and technology transfer in Korea. 123-139 - Wen-Jung Lien, Jiann-Chyuan Wang, Su-Wan Wang, Shu-Chin Hsu:
The economic impact of Taiwan's investment tax credits and its direction of adjustment. 140-154 - Junmo Kim:
Are we transiting from an industrial policy to a technology policy era?: a theoretical and empirical analysis. 155-173 - Jun-You Lin, Ching-Chyi Lee:
Industrial structure and innovation: comparison of innovative performance between South Korea and Taiwan using patent data derived from NBER. 174-195 - Yumiko Myoken:
Demand-orientated policy on leading-edge industry and technology: public procurement for innovation. 196-219 - Fredrik Hacklin, Christian Marxt, Fritz Fahrni:
An evolutionary perspective on convergence: inducing a stage model of inter-industry innovation. 220-249 - Bal Athwal, Fotios C. Harmantzis, Venkata Praveen Tanguturi:
Valuing Hosted VoIP services in the enterprise market: case application using real options. 250-271 - Stefanie Bröring:
Developing innovation strategies for convergence - is 'open innovation' imperative? 272-294
Volume 49, Number 4, 2010
- Alain Halley, Jean Nollet, Martin Beaulieu, Jacques Roy, Yvon Bigras:
The impact of the supply chain on core competencies and knowledge management: directions for future research. 297-313 - Eduardo Bueno Campos, J. Alberto Aragon, Ma Paz Salmador Sánchez, Victor J. Garcia:
Tangible slack versus intangible resources: the influence of technology slack and tacit knowledge on the capability of organisational learning to generate innovation and performance. 314-337 - Iuan-Yuan Lu, Chih-Jen Mao, Chun-Hsien Wang:
Intrafirm technology and knowledge transfer: a best practice perspective. 338-356 - Carla C. J. M. Millar, P. Hartley Millar, Chong Ju Choi:
Technology standards and increasing returns: Microsoft versus Nokia and Linux. 357-369 - Sheng-Hsun Hsu, Shiou-Fen Tzeng:
A dyadic perspective on knowledge exchange. 370-383 - Atsushi Inuzuka:
Management by the cognitive range: a perspective on knowledge management. 384-400 - Philippe Byosiere, Denise J. Luethge, Alain Vas, Ma Paz Salmador Sánchez:
Diffusion of organisational innovation: knowledge transfer through social networks. 401-420 - Ignacio Tamayo-Torres, Leopoldo J. Gutierrez Gutierrez, Maria Carmen Haro Domínguez:
Innovation and operative real options as ways to affect organisational learning. 421-438
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