We aim to model the 'optimal' choice on internal vs. external innovation for value capture of different-sized firms, in the context of multilevel bargaining. We find that size differentials are a major determinant for the choice in hand. We derive implications for 'closed' vs. 'open' innovation approaches, and we discuss managerial practice, limitations and possible extensions
We analyse the hitherto unexplored relationship between intra-firm conflict between the research and...
We study what determines delegation of authority over innovation decisions in firms. Extant research...
The ability to commercialize innovations is central to firm survival and success and despite researc...
We aim to model the `optimal choice on internal vs. external innovation for value capture of differe...
We aim to model the "optimal " choice on internal versus external innovation for value cap...
The value‐based perspective emphasizes the importance of both value creation and bargaining for firm...
The “open innovation” model is currently being touted as a superior path for achieving long-term suc...
AbstractScholars have recently highlighted the promise of open innovation. In this paper, we treat o...
Scholars have recently highlighted the promise of open innovation. In this paper, we treat open inno...
The aim of this paper is twofold: firstly, investigate the theory of governance and open innovation ...
To create value in an open innovation context, firms need to increase the permeability of their orga...
The aim of this paper is twofold: firstly, investigate the theory of governance and open innovation ...
This contribution analyzes two sides of managerial strategic decisions on innovation: first the choi...
Open innovation has attracted a significant amount of attention from scholars and practitioners. Pri...
The explosion of connectivity by means of the Internet and the emergence of open standards widen the...
We analyse the hitherto unexplored relationship between intra-firm conflict between the research and...
We study what determines delegation of authority over innovation decisions in firms. Extant research...
The ability to commercialize innovations is central to firm survival and success and despite researc...
We aim to model the `optimal choice on internal vs. external innovation for value capture of differe...
We aim to model the "optimal " choice on internal versus external innovation for value cap...
The value‐based perspective emphasizes the importance of both value creation and bargaining for firm...
The “open innovation” model is currently being touted as a superior path for achieving long-term suc...
AbstractScholars have recently highlighted the promise of open innovation. In this paper, we treat o...
Scholars have recently highlighted the promise of open innovation. In this paper, we treat open inno...
The aim of this paper is twofold: firstly, investigate the theory of governance and open innovation ...
To create value in an open innovation context, firms need to increase the permeability of their orga...
The aim of this paper is twofold: firstly, investigate the theory of governance and open innovation ...
This contribution analyzes two sides of managerial strategic decisions on innovation: first the choi...
Open innovation has attracted a significant amount of attention from scholars and practitioners. Pri...
The explosion of connectivity by means of the Internet and the emergence of open standards widen the...
We analyse the hitherto unexplored relationship between intra-firm conflict between the research and...
We study what determines delegation of authority over innovation decisions in firms. Extant research...
The ability to commercialize innovations is central to firm survival and success and despite researc...