There is a growing trend by established firms to use a multitude of External Corporate Venturing (ECV) mechanisms to acquire external innovations. In this paper, we develop a framework within which firms choose ECV mechanisms that are best aligned with characteristics of the external opportunity and the firm’s internal capabilities. Our approach integrates the Resource-based View of the firm with Real Options theory and draws on insights derived from interviews with managers
This dissertation focuses on the conditions under which innovating firms may employ external commerc...
This dissertation extends and applies real option theory to the external financing of corporate R&D ...
Real options theory has become an influential explanatory and normative framework for making resourc...
ABSTRACT There is a growing trend by established firms to use a multitude of External Corporate Vent...
There is a growing trend by established firms to use a multitude of External Corporate Venturing (EC...
While established firms' relationships with external ventures may have significant strategic benefit...
International audienceThis paper proposes a model that investigates firms' choice over internal R&D ...
We utilize the exploration/exploitation framework to examine how a firm’s engagement in exploration ...
Not Invented here: Managing Corporate Innovation in a New Era External technology sourcing as a mean...
This paper investigates how internal and external factors affect the choice between alliances and jo...
The real options theory and the diversification approach to strategic investments represent two impo...
Corporate investment opportunities can be represented as a set of (real) options to acquire producti...
This paper presents the initial results of on-going research in the field of external Corporate Vent...
Corporate ventures, the projects representing significant attempts by established firms to extend th...
Innovating firms often invest in a number of different technology projects, in different stages of d...
This dissertation focuses on the conditions under which innovating firms may employ external commerc...
This dissertation extends and applies real option theory to the external financing of corporate R&D ...
Real options theory has become an influential explanatory and normative framework for making resourc...
ABSTRACT There is a growing trend by established firms to use a multitude of External Corporate Vent...
There is a growing trend by established firms to use a multitude of External Corporate Venturing (EC...
While established firms' relationships with external ventures may have significant strategic benefit...
International audienceThis paper proposes a model that investigates firms' choice over internal R&D ...
We utilize the exploration/exploitation framework to examine how a firm’s engagement in exploration ...
Not Invented here: Managing Corporate Innovation in a New Era External technology sourcing as a mean...
This paper investigates how internal and external factors affect the choice between alliances and jo...
The real options theory and the diversification approach to strategic investments represent two impo...
Corporate investment opportunities can be represented as a set of (real) options to acquire producti...
This paper presents the initial results of on-going research in the field of external Corporate Vent...
Corporate ventures, the projects representing significant attempts by established firms to extend th...
Innovating firms often invest in a number of different technology projects, in different stages of d...
This dissertation focuses on the conditions under which innovating firms may employ external commerc...
This dissertation extends and applies real option theory to the external financing of corporate R&D ...
Real options theory has become an influential explanatory and normative framework for making resourc...