This paper seeks to generate insights into how delegation and intervention strategies can be applied to manage product innovation within networks. Hence, it concerns the main theme of this year’s conference: influencing and strategizing in networks. The paper commences with a brief introduction to the literature background and explains the concepts of network delegation and intervention. It reports on the findings from four in-depth case studies, and focuses specifically on the appropriateness of the delegation and intervention strategies in different situations. The paper concludes with a note on managerial implications
This article reports on the development of practical methodologies for managers seeking to deal with...
This paper explores how dynamics manifest in innovation networks and how it can be managed during th...
When we consider buying food, clothes or furniture we normally appraise the goods based upon our per...
This paper proposes and empirically investigates two strategies that companies can employ to involve...
It has long been accepted that a realistic view of what happens between customer companies and their...
To develop today’s complex products, people from different organisations collaborate in innovation p...
Snehota, 1990) and that individual companies and dyadic relationships are but part of a large comple...
This dissertation thoroughly analyses relevant literature regarding three management topics. Additio...
In this paper we contend that there is little idiographic empirical research that considers the issu...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore innovation adoption theory and to define a model t...
Collaborations are formed as inter-organisational relations, which are special forms of networks cre...
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This paper discusses why companies should consider collaboration with customers and suppliers for in...
Innovation has seen a considerable increase of academic and managerial interest over the last decade...
We have in the research project NEWGIBM (New Global ICT based Business Models) during 2005 and 2006 ...
This article reports on the development of practical methodologies for managers seeking to deal with...
This paper explores how dynamics manifest in innovation networks and how it can be managed during th...
When we consider buying food, clothes or furniture we normally appraise the goods based upon our per...
This paper proposes and empirically investigates two strategies that companies can employ to involve...
It has long been accepted that a realistic view of what happens between customer companies and their...
To develop today’s complex products, people from different organisations collaborate in innovation p...
Snehota, 1990) and that individual companies and dyadic relationships are but part of a large comple...
This dissertation thoroughly analyses relevant literature regarding three management topics. Additio...
In this paper we contend that there is little idiographic empirical research that considers the issu...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore innovation adoption theory and to define a model t...
Collaborations are formed as inter-organisational relations, which are special forms of networks cre...
Contains fulltext : 157694.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access) ...
This paper discusses why companies should consider collaboration with customers and suppliers for in...
Innovation has seen a considerable increase of academic and managerial interest over the last decade...
We have in the research project NEWGIBM (New Global ICT based Business Models) during 2005 and 2006 ...
This article reports on the development of practical methodologies for managers seeking to deal with...
This paper explores how dynamics manifest in innovation networks and how it can be managed during th...
When we consider buying food, clothes or furniture we normally appraise the goods based upon our per...