Growth in spending in Asian emerging economies will be driven to a large extent by lower-middle income and lower-income households. They constitute a vast “2nd tier” underserved market, much of it located in smaller cities, towns, and rural areas. This study develops a framework for appropriate innovation strategy aimed at this substantial market. We identify key relevant characteristics of the leading Asian emerging economies of ASEAN, China and India; that often do not get sufficient attention. The proposed strategic framework then builds on selected examples of appropriate innovation; incorporates the potentially important role of unconventional partnership between business and social enterprise for this market; and develops the supporti...
Innovation is the driving force that is crucial for firms to sustain their competitive advantage and...
Between 1970 and 2000, the proportion of global R&D occurring in low-income economies rose from 2 pe...
Between 1970 and 2000, the proportion of global R&D occurring in low-income economies rose from 2 pe...
Growth in spending in Asian emerging economies will be driven to a large extent by lower-middle inco...
By Asian digital economy, we refer to high-tech developments, business and social transformations, a...
South East Asia (SEA) region is characterized by economies of vast disparities in natural resources,...
Co-published with RoutledgeThis book addresses the context for location of global research and devel...
Purpose This paper aims to provide advanced market managers in Europe, the USA or Japan with a long-...
Emerging markets offer tremendous growth opportunities for firms. While established multinational fi...
The recent phase of globalization has witnessed increasing influence of Asian countries in the globa...
The appropriateness of technology being purchased, transferred, and used by emerging economies has b...
This study examines what capabilities are required by firms to create appropriate innovations for ma...
With new technologies constantly being created, implemented, and sold, it is a robust opportunity fo...
Radical and Incremental Innovation Preferences in Information Technology: An Empirical Study in an E...
This paper presents the typology of overseas R&D, by interacting the direction of knowledge flow bet...
Innovation is the driving force that is crucial for firms to sustain their competitive advantage and...
Between 1970 and 2000, the proportion of global R&D occurring in low-income economies rose from 2 pe...
Between 1970 and 2000, the proportion of global R&D occurring in low-income economies rose from 2 pe...
Growth in spending in Asian emerging economies will be driven to a large extent by lower-middle inco...
By Asian digital economy, we refer to high-tech developments, business and social transformations, a...
South East Asia (SEA) region is characterized by economies of vast disparities in natural resources,...
Co-published with RoutledgeThis book addresses the context for location of global research and devel...
Purpose This paper aims to provide advanced market managers in Europe, the USA or Japan with a long-...
Emerging markets offer tremendous growth opportunities for firms. While established multinational fi...
The recent phase of globalization has witnessed increasing influence of Asian countries in the globa...
The appropriateness of technology being purchased, transferred, and used by emerging economies has b...
This study examines what capabilities are required by firms to create appropriate innovations for ma...
With new technologies constantly being created, implemented, and sold, it is a robust opportunity fo...
Radical and Incremental Innovation Preferences in Information Technology: An Empirical Study in an E...
This paper presents the typology of overseas R&D, by interacting the direction of knowledge flow bet...
Innovation is the driving force that is crucial for firms to sustain their competitive advantage and...
Between 1970 and 2000, the proportion of global R&D occurring in low-income economies rose from 2 pe...
Between 1970 and 2000, the proportion of global R&D occurring in low-income economies rose from 2 pe...