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CSR as a Driver of Innovation at Swiss Post,nto a private letter box with a gentle push. Farmer Hügli in the Bernese Jura produces biogas on his small farm—as part of Swiss Post’s first CO. offsetting project on Swiss soil. And he’s about to hand over two parcels to the mail carrier, to save himself the trip to the post office: this service i

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Sustainable Entrepreneurship: Family Firms as Sustainability Pioneers,(Lacy et al. 2010; Nidumolu et al. 2009; Schaltegger et al. 2011). Younger customers in particular are increasingly demanding intelligent and sustainable product and service offerings, and employees prefer working for companies with a proven sustainability track record (Jenkin 2015). First signs of

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Supplier Engagement in the Sustainable Innovation Process: A Qualitative Analysis of Austrian SMEs,e the fact that opening up the innovation process to include stakeholders can increase companies’ innovation performance and reputation, the concepts of stakeholder engagement and innovation have so far remained rather isolated from each other (Gould, J Technol Manage Innov 7:1–11, 2012). As little

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rials, money, and personnel. Information technology has accordingly become more important in dealing with ever growing quantities of information. Traditionally, developments in information technology have focused on support for storage and basic manipulation of data. Consequently, database systems h

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