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ORCIDInternational Journal of Technology Management, Volume 88
Volume 88, Number 1, 2022
- Mohammad Reza Fallah
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Presenting a paradigmatic model for conceptualisation of open innovation ecosystem in start-ups using meta-synthesis approach. 13-33 - Zhenhong Xiao, Kwanghun Kim, Kumchol Ri:
Innovative difference based on genetic distance model: an empirical analysis of technology innovation. 34-50 - Hua Cheng, Zhiying Zhang, Joseph Martial Nkongo Mvondo:
Government support, different types of collaborative R&D input, and performance: evidence from China. 51-70 - Mariarosalba Angrisani, Davide Dell'Anno, Tom Hockaday:
From ecosystem to community. Combining entrepreneurship and university engagement in an open innovation perspective. 71-92 - David Rodeiro-Pazos, Sara Fernández-López, María Jesús Rodríguez-Gulías, Christian Corsi, Antonio Prencipe:
Analysis of the survival determinants of university spin-offs in a cross-national sample. 93-118
Volume 88, Numbers 2/3/4, 2022
- Lynn Luedemann, Andreas Felber, Marcus Golder:
Development of a recycling process for textiles made from PET, and proof of its environmental preference with life cycle assessment. 134-154 - Alexander Ebolor, Nivedita Agarwal, Alexander Brem:
Fostering the Sustainable Development Goals with technologies underpinned by frugal innovation. 155-174 - Diana Heinbucher, Julien Bucher:
Team creativity: the interplay of shared mental models and the ideation process. 175-204 - Sabine Pur, Stefan Huesig, Christoph Schmidhammer:
Application and validation of a disruptive potential methodology for digital two-sided platforms - the case of marketplace lending in Germany. 205-246 - Jonas Worede Tarekegne, Klaus-Peter Schulz:
The impact of playful interventions for idea generation processes: a case study of an automotive producer. 247-269 - Anja Herrmann-Fankhaenel, Erne Schell:
Sharing offline and for idealistic purposes in Germany. 270-293 - Julia Breßler, Lisa Hegemann:
A quantitative analysis of the fostering factors of responsible innovation with a special focus on imagination and women in tech. 294-311 - Denis Dennehy, Bill Schmarzo, Mouwafac Sidaoui:
Organising for AI-powered innovation through design: the case of Hitachi Vantara. 312-334 - Adam Seymour, Klaus-Peter Schulz:
How can makerspace contribute to training for complex technological innovation? - the case of aviation-based training for surgery robotics. 335-352 - Cheng Yang, Ye Hua, Zhongsheng Hua:
R&D investment along the firm life-cycle: new evidence from high-tech industries. 353-388 - JoonWhan Oh, Hyun Woo Park:
Income approach to technology valuation for innovations. 389-407
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