Abstract This paper analyses the innovation value chain for the Irish Community Innovation Survey (CIS): 2004–2006. In estimating innovation and productivity simultaneously, it extends the CDM methodology to include a range of external knowledge sources. Feedback effects are found to be vital, with more productive firms being more innovative and vice versa. External knowledge sources affect the innovation decision but not innovation performance, thus pointing to the primacy of internal processes for the crucial task of knowledge exploitation. There is evidence of dichotomous knowledge sourcing in Ireland, with some firms sourcing from market and others, especially high-technology businesses, from non-market agents. External interaction, inn...
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Data suggests that over the 15 year period to 2005, there has been only a moderate increase in produ...
This paper analyses the innovation value chain for the Irish Community Innovation Survey (CIS): 2004...
There is growing empirical evidence that external interaction is an important source of knowledge fo...
The innovation value chain (IVC) divides the innovation process into three separate links or activit...
This paper analyses the knowledge sourcing, transformation, and exploitation stages of the innovatio...
Innovation events – the introduction of new products or processes – represent the end of a process o...
This paper examines the dynamics of knowledge sourcing, innovation and business performance for a pa...
Innovation events - the introduction of new products or processes - represent the end of a process o...
This paper provides an empirical test of Cohen and Levinthal’s (1990) hypothesis that undertaking R&...
This paper estimates the private returns to four different kinds of R&D spending on the probability ...
In the last decade Irish innovation policy has been focused on Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)....
This paper presents new survey-based evidence on the increasingly topical question of what drives in...
This paper examines the relationship between investment in innovation and productivity across firms ...
This paper estimates the private returns to four different kinds of R&D spending on the probability ...
This paper analyses the importance of decisions to interact nationally and internationally on the li...
Data suggests that over the 15 year period to 2005, there has been only a moderate increase in produ...
This paper analyses the innovation value chain for the Irish Community Innovation Survey (CIS): 2004...
There is growing empirical evidence that external interaction is an important source of knowledge fo...
The innovation value chain (IVC) divides the innovation process into three separate links or activit...
This paper analyses the knowledge sourcing, transformation, and exploitation stages of the innovatio...
Innovation events – the introduction of new products or processes – represent the end of a process o...
This paper examines the dynamics of knowledge sourcing, innovation and business performance for a pa...
Innovation events - the introduction of new products or processes - represent the end of a process o...
This paper provides an empirical test of Cohen and Levinthal’s (1990) hypothesis that undertaking R&...
This paper estimates the private returns to four different kinds of R&D spending on the probability ...
In the last decade Irish innovation policy has been focused on Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)....
This paper presents new survey-based evidence on the increasingly topical question of what drives in...
This paper examines the relationship between investment in innovation and productivity across firms ...
This paper estimates the private returns to four different kinds of R&D spending on the probability ...
This paper analyses the importance of decisions to interact nationally and internationally on the li...
Data suggests that over the 15 year period to 2005, there has been only a moderate increase in produ...