In many sectors of the manufacturing industry, product innovation is an important way for companies to achieve competitive advantage. Regular introductions of new products can be essential, especially in fast-moving markets. But how often do companies introduce new products? A database of UK manufacturing plants was analysed to determine the innovation rates and typical product development times in specific industry sectors. The results show a wide spread in the development times and innovation rates even within closely defined sectors - implying that some companies are particularly efficient at product innovation whereas others need to improve. In addition, the research identifies a number of key areas of innovation, which require...
This paper studies the role of technology standards in firms' product innovation in terms of both in...
A review of the literature reveals that the relationship between development speed and new product p...
Innovation has become unavoidable choice for companies to survive. However, a high percentage of new...
Product innovation is an important driver for manufacturing companies to remain competitive. Althou...
With the global economy facing its toughest test in over 60 years never has it been so important for...
The long-term survival of a business often hinges upon its ability to successfully introduce new pro...
The long-term survival of a business often hinges upon its ability to successfully introduce new pro...
Using data from the Fourth UK Community Innovation Survey this paper explores the diffusion of a ran...
Innovation is critical for business performance and is a key driver of productivity growth. Innovati...
Manufacturing companies rely heavily on successful new product innovation to maintain profits. Moreo...
Centuries ago, Adam Smith in his cornerstone essay Wealth of Nations, emphasized that innovation dem...
The pressures of the modern global market are placing an ever-increasing emphasis on the efficient d...
The need to involve the manufacturing function in the process of new product development has already...
Corporations' subsistence and growth depends on their capacity to adapt to new operating conditions...
Innovation is crucial to business survival, competitiveness and growth. Moreover, its importance to ...
This paper studies the role of technology standards in firms' product innovation in terms of both in...
A review of the literature reveals that the relationship between development speed and new product p...
Innovation has become unavoidable choice for companies to survive. However, a high percentage of new...
Product innovation is an important driver for manufacturing companies to remain competitive. Althou...
With the global economy facing its toughest test in over 60 years never has it been so important for...
The long-term survival of a business often hinges upon its ability to successfully introduce new pro...
The long-term survival of a business often hinges upon its ability to successfully introduce new pro...
Using data from the Fourth UK Community Innovation Survey this paper explores the diffusion of a ran...
Innovation is critical for business performance and is a key driver of productivity growth. Innovati...
Manufacturing companies rely heavily on successful new product innovation to maintain profits. Moreo...
Centuries ago, Adam Smith in his cornerstone essay Wealth of Nations, emphasized that innovation dem...
The pressures of the modern global market are placing an ever-increasing emphasis on the efficient d...
The need to involve the manufacturing function in the process of new product development has already...
Corporations' subsistence and growth depends on their capacity to adapt to new operating conditions...
Innovation is crucial to business survival, competitiveness and growth. Moreover, its importance to ...
This paper studies the role of technology standards in firms' product innovation in terms of both in...
A review of the literature reveals that the relationship between development speed and new product p...
Innovation has become unavoidable choice for companies to survive. However, a high percentage of new...