European Journal of Innovation Management

1998 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dr Vincenzo Corvello

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Volume 7, issue 4, 2004

Employee creativity and the role of risk pp. 257-266

Todd Dewett

Intuition and pharmaceutical research: the case of AstraZeneca pp. 267-279

Mats Sundgren and Alexander Styhre

A technology acceptance model of innovation adoption: the case of teleworking pp. 280-291

Manuela Pérez Pérez, Angel Martínez Sánchez, Pilar de Luis Carnicer and María José Vela Jiménez

The pattern of development and diffusion of breakthrough communication technologies pp. 292-302

J. Roland Ortt and Jan P.L. Schoormans

The development and validation of the organisational innovativeness construct using confirmatory factor analysis pp. 303-313

Catherine L. Wang and Pervaiz K. Ahmed

Basic propositions for the study of the technological innovation process in the firm pp. 314-324

Mariano Nieto

Volume 7, issue 3, 2004

Knowledge‐based organizations: perspectives from San Francisco Bay area companies pp. 169-177

Michael Albert and Thierry Picq

The role of trading partner relationships in determining innovation performance: an empirical examination pp. 178-186

Daniel I. Prajogo, Damien J. Power and Amrik S. Sohal

Personality, attitude, and leader influences on divergent thinking and creativity in organizations pp. 187-204

Scott David Williams

Process performance in product development: measures and impacts pp. 205-217

Ahmad Syamil, William J. Doll and Charles H. Apigian

Manufacturing firms and integrated solutions: characteristics and implications pp. 218-228

Charlotta Windahl, Pierre Andersson, Christian Berggren and Camilla Nehler

The use of strategies in managing technological innovation pp. 229-250

Jarunee Wonglimpiyarat

Volume 7, issue 2, 2004

Motivating knowledge workers to innovate: a model integrating motivation dynamics and antecedents pp. 89-101

A.D. Amar

Knowledge sharing in integrated product development pp. 102-112

Paul Hong, William J. Doll, Abraham Y. Nahm and Xiao Li

The ASP phenomenon: an example of solution innovation that liberates organization from technology or captures it? pp. 113-127

Nada K. Kakabadse, Andrew Kakabadse, Pervaiz K. Ahmed and Alexander Kouzmin

The dynamic nature of innovation partnering: a longitudinal study of collaborative interorganizational relationships pp. 128-140

Cassandra Marshall

Hollywood wives revisited: a study of customer involvement in the XC90 project at Volvo Cars pp. 141-149

Fredrik Dahlsten

A model of product design management in the Spanish ceramic sector pp. 150-161

Ricardo Chiva‐Gómez, Joaquín Alegre‐Vidal and Rafael Lapiedra‐Alcamí

Volume 7, issue 1, 2004

Patents and product development strategies: a model of antecedents and consequences of patent value pp. 5-22

Debra Malewicki and K. Sivakumar

Creating an international market for disruptive innovations pp. 23-32

Birgitta Sandberg and Sten‐Olof Hansén

The concept of innovativeness: should we need to focus? pp. 33-44

Helen Salavou

Overcoming the innovation‐alliance paradox: a case study of an explorative alliance pp. 45-55

Håkan Linnarsson and Andreas Werr

Innovation management and organizational learning: a discursive approach pp. 56-64

Valérie Chanal

Success factors in transition countries pp. 65-79

Majda Bastic

Volume 6, issue 4, 2003

Accelerated learning in new product development teams pp. 201-212

Gary S. Lynn, Ali E. Akgün and Halit Keskin

The patterns of success in product development: a case study pp. 213-227

Petri Suomala and Ilkka Jokioinen

Benefits of involving users in service innovation pp. 228-238

Peter R. Magnusson

The TQM trajectories in research and development: two Italian cases pp. 239-252

Giorgio Petroni, Alberto Ivo Dormio, Anna Nosella and Chiara Verbano

Technophobia, gender influences and consumer decision‐making for technology‐related products pp. 253-263

David Gilbert, Liz Lee‐Kelley and Maya Barton

Volume 6, issue 3, 2003

Knowledge management and new product development: a study of two companies pp. 137-149

Abraham B. (Rami) Shani, James A. Sena and Tommy Olin

Determinants of adoption for organisational innovations approaching saturation pp. 150-158

Alan A. Brandyberry

Knowledge integration processes and the appropriation of innovations pp. 159-172

Donald Hislop

Memes and cognitive hardwiring: why are some memes more successful than others? pp. 173-181

Richard J. Pech

The need for a new product development framework for engineer‐to‐order products pp. 182-196

Abd. Rahman Abdul Rahim and Mohd. Shariff Nabi Baksh

Volume 6, issue 2, 2003

Facilitating, accelerating, and sustaining the innovation diffusion process: an epidemic modeling approach pp. 80-89

Walter Hivner, Willie E. Hopkins and Shirley A. Hopkins

Consumer adoption of technological innovations pp. 90-100

Maria Saaksjarvi

Corporate consulting in product innovation: overcoming the barriers to utilization pp. 101-110

Robert Sandberg and Andreas Werr

Memetics and innovation: profit through balanced meme management pp. 111-117

Richard J. Pech

Creating a project climate for successful product innovation pp. 118-132

Paul Harborne and Axel Johne

Volume 6, issue 1, 2003

Determinants of innovation in small food firms pp. 8-17

Tessa Avermaete, Jacques Viaene, Eleanor J. Morgan and Nick Crawford

Strategic management of technological innovations in the small to medium enterprise pp. 18-31

Paolo Pratali

Cross‐functionality and leadership of the new product development teams pp. 32-47

Sandra Valle and Lucía Avella

A hierarchical framework of new products development: an example from biotechnology pp. 48-63

Maria Tereza Alexandre, Olivier Furrer and D. Sudharshan

Building organisational culture that stimulates creativity and innovation pp. 64-74

E.C. Martins and F. Terblanche

Volume 5, issue 4, 2002

Innovative pricing effects: theory and practice in mobile Internet networks pp. 185-193

Andreas Jonason

New product development in German and US technology firms pp. 194-207

James T. Simpson, Christine Kollmannsberger, Helmut Schmalen and David Berkowitz

Concept testing of Internet services pp. 208-213

Muammer Ozer

Formalization and innovation revisited pp. 214-223

Wynand E.J. Bodewes

Open or closed strategy in developing new products? A case study of industrial NPD in SMEs pp. 224-236

Martti Tapio Lindman

Volume 5, issue 3, 2002

New product development team improvisation and speed‐to‐market: an extended model pp. 117-129

Ali E. Akgün and Gary S. Lynn

Emerging e‐commerce business models: an analysis of case studies from West Lothian, Scotland pp. 130-151

Tony Kinder

Innovation networks in economics: from the incentive‐based to the knowledge‐based approaches pp. 152-163

Andreas Pyka

Profitability in market‐oriented SMEs: does product innovation matter? pp. 164-171

Helen Salavou

Guiding innovation socially and cognitively: the innovation team model at Skanova Networks pp. 172-180

Tomas Hellström, Merle Jacob and Ulf Malmquist

Volume 5, issue 2, 2002

Multi‐dimensionality of learning in new product development teams pp. 57-72

Ali E. Akgu¨n, Gary S. Lynn and Richard Reilly

Innovation management education for multicultural organisations: challenges and a role for logistics pp. 73-85

Alberto G. Canen and Ana Canen

Individual and team‐based idea generation within innovation management: organisational and research agendas pp. 86-97

Rodney McAdam and John McClelland

Assessing the validity of new product development techniques in Spanish firms pp. 98-106

Tomás Manuel Bañegil Palacios and Francisco Javier Miranda González

The right of employees/inventors to claim back their patents from corporations pp. 107-112

Radoslav P. Kotorov

Volume 5, issue 1, 2002

Situations for innovation management: towards a contingency model pp. 4-17

Anders Drejer

Innovation as the core competency of a service organisation: the role of technology, knowledge and networks pp. 18-26

Jay Kandampully

Strategic issues in managing innovation’s fuzzy front‐end pp. 27-39

Jongbae Kim and David Wilemon

An adopter‐centered approach to understanding adoption of innovations pp. 40-49

Rex Eugene Pereira