Titlebook: Managing Innovation in a Global and Digital World; Meeting Societal Cha Rajnish Tiwari,Stephan Buse Book 2020 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden

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Bringing technology to the boardroom: What does it mean?al opportunities and risks associated with technological change. To comply with this responsibility, relevant questions need to be raised and answered within top management. These typically cover the quality of company policy, the availability of technology competence within top management, the natu

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Challenges of maintaining innovativeness in organizations under business model transformation and diw and disruptive products and services that are, and increasingly will be, based on out-of-the-box thinking about applications, new ways of value creation and market penetration, by using advanced technologies and knowledge for timely arousing and meeting latent demands. At the same time, company-in

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Developing Innovation Culture in the Baltics: Organizational Challenges in a Time of Transitionin organizations. However, neither the phenomena of innovative culture was studied in depth at the micro level, nor the organisational factors, influencing the formation of certain innovation culture profiles within an organisation were analysed, nor especially, their underpinnings tested at the emp

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Lead users and the organizationt perspectives which historically emerged in this sequence. First, lead users as external creators of ideas for focal firms. Second, lead users as creators of organizations. Third, lead users as internal creators of ideas for focal firms. I elaborate on opportunities for further research in each of

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When patients become innovatorsm companies that produce or sell medical products. This “free” patient-driven innovation process enables them to benefit from important advances that are not commercially available. Patient innovation also can provide benefits to companies that produce and sell medical devices and services. In this

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