European Journal of Innovation Management
1998 - 2025
Current editor(s): Dr Vincenzo Corvello From Emerald Group Publishing Limited Bibliographic data for series maintained by Emerald Support (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 4, issue 4, 2001
- Innovation processes in an accident and emergency department pp. 168-178

- Ángeles Muñoz Fernández
- Some considerations about interactions between regulation and technological innovation: the case of a sustainable technology, biodegradable materials in Germany pp. 179-185

- Marie Delaplace and Hakim Kabouya
- The role of regulations in the diffusion of environment technologies: micro and macro issues pp. 186-193

- Dilek Cetindamar
- Innovation through creation of strategic communities in traditional big businesses: a case study of digital telecommunication services in Japan pp. 194-215

- Mitsuru Kodama
Volume 4, issue 3, 2001
- The role of market research in the development of discontinuous new products pp. 117-126

- Paul Trott
- Leading for innovation through symbiosis pp. 126-133

- Amar Dev Amar
- Innovation and firm size: an empirical study for Spanish engineering consulting companies pp. 133-142

- Daniel Arias‐Aranda, Beatriz Minguela‐Rata and Antonio Rodríguez‐Duarte
- Internet shopping adoption by Greek consumers pp. 142-153

- Adam P. Vrechopoulos, George J. Siomkos and Georgios I. Doukidis
- Innovation’s dynamics in mobile phone services in France pp. 153-163

- Abdelillah Hamdouch and Esther Samuelides
Volume 4, issue 2, 2001
- Restructuring for agility at Volvo Car Technical Service (VCTS) pp. 64-72

- Golaleh Ebrahimpur and Merle Jacob
- The design of the investment post‐audit process in large organisations: evidence from a survey pp. 73-87

- Giovanni Azzone and Paolo Maccarrone
- A benchmark study of strategic commitment to innovation pp. 88-94

- Angela Cottam, John Ensor and Christine Band
- The fuzzy front end and success of new product development: a causal model pp. 95-112

- Qingyu Zhang and William J. Doll
Volume 4, issue 1, 2001
- The distribution model in the diffusion of innovations: a comparison of different European countries pp. 6-19

- Enar Ruíz Conde and Francisco José Más Ruíz
- Innovation as newness: what is new, how new, and new to whom? pp. 20-31

- Jon‐Arild Johannessen, Bjørn Olsen and G.T. Lumpkin
- Factors influencing product development team satisfaction pp. 32-36

- Gloria Barczak and David Wilemon
- Implementation of success factors in new product development – the missing links? pp. 37-52

- Bjarne Jensen and Hanne Harmsen
- Resource adequacy in new product development: a discriminant analysis pp. 53-59

- Xueli Huang, Geoffrey N. Soutar and Alan Brown
Volume 3, issue 4, 2000
- Networked innovation: developing the AXE110 “mini‐exchange” at Ericsson pp. 181-189

- Tomas Hellström and Ulf Malmquist
- Competitive positioning and market orientation: two interrelated constructs pp. 190-198

- Enrique Bigné, Natalia Vila‐López and Inés Küster‐Boluda
- The new concept of manufacturing “DNA” within an analytic hierarchy process‐driven expert system pp. 199-211

- J. Razmi, H. Rahnejat and M.K. Khan
- New product development in British SMEs pp. 212-222

- D.J. Woodcock, S.P. Mosey and T.B.W. Wood
- R&D and marketing integration in NPD in the pharmaceutical industry pp. 222-231

- Mohammed Rafiq and Tim Saxon
Volume 3, issue 3, 2000
- The multicultural context of brand loyalty pp. 116-125

- Fred Palumbo and Paul Herbig
- Integrating product and technology development pp. 125-136

- Anders Drejer
- Psychological characteristics and process: the role of entrepreneurship in Spanish SMEs pp. 137-149

- Montserrat Entrialgo, Esteban Fernández and Camilo J. Vázquez
- Success and failure of 50 innovation projects in Dutch companies pp. 150-159

- Anton J. Cozijnsen, Willem J. Vrakking and Mariska van IJzerloo
- NPD frameworks: a holistic examination pp. 160-173

- Charles Shepherd and Pervaiz K. Ahmed
Volume 3, issue 2, 2000
- Management styles in industrial R&D organisations pp. 59-71

- Andrea Cavone, Vittorio Chiesa and Raffaella Manzini
- A sociotechnical approach to the innovation of a network technology in the public sector – the introduction of smart homes in West Lothian pp. 72-90

- Tony Kinder
- An integrated approach to innovative product development using Kano’s model and QFD pp. 91-99

- X.X. Shen, K.C. Tan and M. Xie
- From product innovation to solutions innovation: a new paradigm for competitive advantage pp. 100-106

- Charles Shepherd and Pervaiz K. Ahmed
Volume 3, issue 1, 2000
- The price/acceptance function: perspectives of a pricing policy in European telecommunication markets pp. 7-15

- Tobias Kollmann
- Patterns of technological innovation in subcontracting firms: an empirical study in the food machinery industry pp. 15-27

- Alberto Petroni
- Determinants of new product selling performance: an empirical examination in The Netherlands pp. 27-36

- Erik Jan Hultink, Kwaku Atuahene‐Gima and Iris Lebbink
- Service innovation multi‐country launch: causes of delays pp. 35-44

- George M. Chryssochoidi and Veronica Wong
- Developing skills in strategic transformation pp. 45-52

- Gary J. Stockport
Volume 2, issue 3, 1999
- Strategic innovation at large companies through strategic community management – an NTT multimedia revolution case study pp. 95-108

- Mitsuru Kodama
- From direct to hybrid marketing: a new IBM go‐to‐market model pp. 109-117

- Alessandro Gandolfo and Franco Padelletti
- Managing and organizing innovation in the knowledge economy pp. 116-128

- Jon‐Arild Johannessen, Johan Olaisen, Jon‐Arild Johannessen and Bjørn Olsen
- Measuring the dimensions of market knowledge competence in new product development pp. 129-146

- Tiger Li and S. Tamer Cavusgil
Volume 2, issue 2, 1999
- The business‐to‐business customer in the service innovation process pp. 55-62

- Claude R. Martin, David A. Horne and Anne Marie Schultz
- Career route preferences of design engineers: an empirical research pp. 63-70

- Alberto Petroni
- Quality differentiation for competitive advantage: a contingency approach pp. 71-81

- Reginald M. Beal and Archie Lockamy
- Gaining competitiveness through innovation pp. 82-85

- D. Keith Denton
Volume 2, issue 1, 1999
- Successful market innovation pp. 6-11

- Axel Johne
- TQM and business innovation pp. 12-19

- Angel R. Martínez Lorente, Frank Dewhurst and Barrie G. Dale
- The effectiveness of market information in enhancing new product success rates pp. 20-35

- Susan Hart, Nikolaos Tzokas and Michael Saren
- Benchmarking for brand innovation pp. 36-48

- Pervaiz K. Ahmed and Mohamed Zairi
Volume 1, issue 3, 1998
- The world’s path to the better mousetrap: myth or reality? An empirical investigation into the launch strategies of high and low advantage new products pp. 106-122

- Erik Jan Hultink and Susan Hart
- Innovating in reverse: services and the reverse product cycle pp. 123-138

- Faïz Gallouj
- Investigation of the relationship between total quality and innovation: a research study involving small organisations pp. 139-147

- Rodney McAdam, Gren Armstrong and Brigitta Kelly
- Activity‐based management and the product development process pp. 148-156

- Paolo Maccarrone
Volume 1, issue 2, 1998
- Best practice in supply chain management: the experience of the retail sector pp. 59-66

- Mohamed Zairi
- An integrated approach towards product innovation in international manufacturing organisations pp. 67-73

- Glenn Hardaker
- Empirically testing the impact of change management effectiveness on company performance pp. 74-84

- Tor Guimaraes and Curtis Armstrong
- The dynamics of change innovation and risk in corporate wholesale finance pp. 85-93

- Barry Howcroft
Volume 1, issue 1, 1998
- The “QFD/FMEA interface” pp. 7-20

- D.M. Ginn, D.V. Jones, H. Rahnejat and M. Zairi
- Innovation overview and future challenges pp. 21-29

- Brian S. Cumming
- Culture and climate for innovation pp. 30-43

- Pervaiz K. Ahmed
- Managing innovation by design ‐ how a new design typology may facilitate the product development process in industrial companies and provide a competitive advantage pp. 44-56

- Myfanwy Trueman
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