[PDF] Top 20 Sustaining knowledge creation within knowledge intensive firms

... This research however, suggests that the development of trust relations within different organisational contexts is also an area worthy of further research Jones and George 1998 refer to[r] ... See full document

... Technology-Intensive Firms (TIF) around universities believing that this would increase economic returns from public research investment thereby fostering regional economic ...because knowledge-based ... See full document

... KIBS firms align with the literature on scientific research that highlights the importance of creativity and autonomy for research and invention (Stephan, ...services firms, Lehrer et al. (2012) argue that ... See full document

... Additionally, firms can make mistakes in selecting partners and subsequently correct them, or they may change their strategy with impact on the resource needs and thus on the type of partners required (Druilhe and ... See full document

... borders. Knowledge flows in both directions most often manifest among collaborating partners, alliances, and joint venture firms, to which collaboration is an essential factor of success (Enkel et ... See full document

... This inverted U-shaped relation may also hold for the relation between the importance of collaboration for all other partners and that of contractual appropriability mechanisms. Contractual appropriability mechanisms are ... See full document

... the creation of culture as opposed to any greater authority, however, Keyton (2005) notes that many managers and organisational leaders are charged with the role of creating or manipulating organisational culture, ... See full document

... This inverted U-shaped relation may also hold for the relation between the importance of collaboration for all other partners and that of contractual appropriability mechanisms. Contractual appropriability mechanisms are ... See full document

... of knowledge,” having a crucial position within the strategic information ...critical knowledge related to clients, suppliers, R&D, markets or specific technical ...of knowledge ... See full document

... acquire knowledge, such as expertise and know-how, to solve problems that deliver value to the ...Superior knowledge is more valuable, but is more costly to ...acquired, knowledge can be used ... See full document

... of knowledge transfer within MNCs”, “there is a dearth of research on knowledge transfer in the field of marketing” (Schlegelmilch and Chini, 2003, ...the creation and transfer of marketing ... See full document

... 2.2 Knowledge sharing and knowledge barriers Focusing on consultancy firms, Lilleore and Hansen (2011) revealed the existence of a significant link between knowledge sharing, types of ... See full document

... to knowledge-intensive small and medium enterprises (here- after SMEs) (Szarka ...such firms can be off-set by the supporting environment provided by a resilient network (Szarka ...in ... See full document

... but within this space one is free to explore even the most remote ...the creation of Enabling Spaces is a real design challenge; it has to be done for each organization ... See full document

... es. One is that of Achilles, son of Peleus and the goddess Thetis, Trojan hero and traitor, murderer of Hector and the fastest of men, and a turtle. Zeno argues that not even Achilles could reach a turtle, the slowest ... See full document

... of knowledge discovery and statistical time series analysis in order to ease the process of guideline generation? Machine learning and statistical analysis have been applied in building-up diagnostical systems ... See full document

... the firms. The horizontal spillover occurs when firms are interacting with universities and research institutes, in ...of knowledge spillover effects – according to the subjects that are the source ... See full document

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... Greater knowledge search within the firm’s neighborhood will help it to recognize and deploy new and unfamiliar knowledge elements (Worm et ...existing knowledge base helps the firm identify ... See full document

... public knowledge is transmitted better to workers in the same region where it was ...the knowledge possess some human capital related to the creation of the idea in their region that is not present ... See full document