International Journal of Innovation Management (ijim)

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Joe Tidd

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Volume 26, issue 10, 2022

KNOWLEDGE CAPITAL AND INNOVATION ACROSS FIRMS IN ASIAN ECONOMIES: A BALANCED INVESTMENT APPROACH pp. 1-42

Muhammad Azhar Khalil and Kridsda Nimmanunta

EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL ECONOMY ON AMBIDEXTROUS INNOVATION CAPABILITIES OF FIRMS: MEDIATING EFFECT OF KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION pp. 1-32

Lin Yang, Jingyi Yang, Liangliang Lu and Guoguang Wan

EFFECT OF KNOWLEDGE ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY ON INNOVATION ORIENTATION IN BUSINESS SERVICES pp. 1-25

Krzysztof Borodako, Jadwiga Berbeka, Michal Rudnicki and LAPCZYŃSKI Mariusz

USER ENGAGEMENT IN HEALTHCARE LIVING LABS: A SCOPING REVIEW pp. 1-28

Genevieve Cyr, Marie-Pascale Pomey, Shuaiqi Yuan and Karl-Emanuel Dionne

BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY? RELIGIOUS DIRECTORS AND DIGITAL INNOVATION pp. 1-26

David Bendig and Fabian Ernst

DYNAMIC MANAGERIAL CAPABILITIES AND R&D SPENDING: THE ROLE OF CEO FOUNDER STATUS pp. 1-39

Tim Heubeck and Reinhard Meckl

MUST HAVE OR NICE TO HAVE? NECESSARY LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES TO ENABLE EMPLOYEES’ INNOVATIVE BEHAVIOUR pp. 1-31

Jennifer Liehr and Sven Hauff

CORPORATE KEY CAPABILITIES, INNOVATION POLICY AND BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION pp. 1-24

Chih-Hung Chen

THE IMPACTS OF BOARD FAULTLINES ON INNOVATION PERFORMANCE IN CROSS-BORDER MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS pp. 1-24

Huimin Xiao, Yueting Shi and Tingqing Yang

Volume 26, issue 09, 2022

CREATING BALANCING SPACES FOR DIGITAL AMBIDEXTERITY: IDENTIFYING DIVERGENCE AND COMPETING DEMANDS IN HEALTHCARE TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVES pp. 1-19

Peter E. Johansson, Ioana Stefan, Karin Axelsson, Tobias Sã–derberg and Katarina Forsberg

LONG-LASTING APPROPRIATION SUCCESS OF AN INNOVATION? A COMPARATIVE CASE STUDY OF BAYER’S ASPIRIN AND ROUNDUP pp. 1-19

Pia Hurmelinna-Laukkanen and Jialei Yang

HOW COMPANIES INNOVATE BUSINESS MODELS AND SUPPLY CHAINS FOR A CIRCULAR ECONOMY: A MULTIPLE-CASE STUDY AND FRAMEWORK pp. 1-24

Jenni Kaipainen, Andrea Urbinati, Davide Chiaroni and Leena Aarikka-Stenroos

HOW AI-SUPPORTED SEARCHES THROUGH OTHER PERSPECTIVES AFFECT IDEATION OUTCOMES pp. 1-24

Julian Wahl, Katja Hutter and FÃœLLER Johann

A PROCESS-BASED FRAMEWORK AROUND “LIGHTHOUSE PROJECTS†FOR BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION pp. 1-23

Leandro Bitetti

DOES OPEN INNOVATION ENABLE OR HINDER CROSSING THE VALLEY OF DEATH? pp. 1-23

Ioana Stefan

EDITORIAL — 24TH SPECIAL ISSUE FOR THE ISPIM: INNOVATING OUR COMMON FUTURE pp. 1-3

Joe Tidd, Eelko Huizingh and Steffen Conn

SUCCESS OF OPEN INNOVATION EVENTS FOR SOLVERS pp. 1-26

Basile Thisse, Coralie Gagnã‰, Fabiano Armellini, Sophie Veilleux and Catherine Beaudry

HOW DO PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECT INNOVATION AND ADOPTION DECISIONS? pp. 1-42

Tim Stroh, Anne-Laure Mention and Cameron Duff

HOW DO TECHNOLOGICAL FRAMES FEEL? BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION IN PRE-DIGITAL COMPANIES AND THE EMOTIONAL IMPACT OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES pp. 1-30

Fabian Arnold, Pascal P. Breitenmoser, Tobias Rã–th and Patrick Spieth

Volume 26, issue 08, 2022

QUESTIONING THE NOVELTY IN A NOVEL BUSINESS MODEL: HOW DOES STRATEGIC ORIENTATION TEMPER FIRM PERFORMANCE? pp. 1-39

Rani Shahwan and Tabish Zaman

MOTIVES TO PATENT: EVIDENCE FROM ARGENTINE MANUFACTURING FIRMS pp. 1-22

Darã O Milesi, Natalia Petelski and Vladimiro Verre

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND AMBIDEXTERITY: A LITERATURE REVIEW ON EXPLORATION AND EXPLOITATION ACTIVITIES IN COMPANIES’ DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION pp. 1-54

S. Hoessler and C. C. Carbon

HOW FORMALISATION AND CONNECTEDNESS MODERATE THE EFFECT OF FORESIGHT ON RADICAL INNOVATION: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM EUROPEAN COMPANIES pp. 1-25

Djordje Pinter, Karl-Heinz Leitner and Fiona Maria Schweitzer

CHARACTERISTICS OF INNOVATION ECOSYSTEMS’ GOVERNANCE: AN INTEGRATIVE LITERATURE REVIEW pp. 1-25

Micheline Gaia Hoffmann, Elisa Pereira Murad, Dannyela Da Cunha Lemos, Josivania Silva Farias and Beatriz Lancellotti Sanches

FROM ENTREPRENEURSHIP TO OPEN INNOVATION, A COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW pp. 1-32

Francisco Romera, Joaquin Alegre and Eugã‰nie Le Bigot

SME OPEN INNOVATION: DIFFERENCES WITHIN THE SIMILAR ACROSS THE R&D INTENSITY SPECTRUM pp. 1-30

Lawrence Dooley, Gillian Barrett and O’SULLIVAN David

THE EFFECTS OF R&D AND ITS DIFFERENT TYPES ON FIRM PRODUCTIVITY: EVIDENCE FROM CHINA pp. 1-30

Yuanyuan Guo, Ping Gao and Daojin Cheng

BOOK REVIEW – Innovating in the Open Lab: The New Potential for Interactive Value Creation Across Organisational Boundaries pp. 1-4

Cristina Teodora Roman, Adriana Prodan and Anca Maria Clipa

DIGITALISATION AND INNOVATION IN SMES: INFLUENCES ON THE ADVANTAGES OF DIGITAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP pp. 1-31

Margarida Rodrigues, Mã Rio Franco and Rui Silva

DOES CULTURE EAT STRATEGY? THE EMERGENCE OF COOPERATION CAPABILITY IN YOUNG FIRMS pp. 1-50

Tobias Kollmann, Christoph Stã–ckmann, Lucas Kleine-Stegemann, Rainer Harms, Philipp Benedikt Jung and Alexander Michaelis

THE IMPACT OF FRUGAL INNOVATION ON SUSTAINABILITY: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW pp. 1-48

Lea Franziska Stã–ber, Daniel Sommer and Bernd Ebersberger

Volume 26, issue 07, 2022

THE ROLES OF FORESIGHT IN LEVERAGING THE INNOVATIVENESS OF ORGANISATIONS pp. 1-24

Amanda Cainelli and Raquel Janissek-Muniz

THE CONCEPT OF BUSINESS MODELS–DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES pp. 1-71

Bernd W. Wirtz, M. MÃœLLER Wilhelm and Paul F. Langer

MANAGING KNOWLEDGE EMBEDDEDNESS FOR SYNERGETIC INNOVATION PERFORMANCE IN STRATEGIC ALLIANCES: IMPLICATIONS FROM KNOWLEDGE FLOW AND STRATEGIC REACTIVENESS pp. 1-52

Jianyu Zhao, Ke Li, Lean Yu, Xi Xi and Detong Che

DEPLOYMENT OF INNOVATION METHODOLOGIES AS SUPPORTING INSTRUMENTS FOR THE PRODUCT INNOVATION PROCESS IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRIES pp. 1-37

Thomas Lager and Anders Fundin

TEAM-BASED INNOVATION CONTESTS FOR CROWDSOURCING: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON IDEACONNECTION PLATFORM pp. 1-26

Mokter Hossain, Mariangela Piazza and Erica Mazzola

FIRM SIZE, FIRM AGE AND BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION IN RESPONSE TO A CRISIS: EVIDENCE FROM 12 COUNTRIES pp. 1-26

Dawit Z. Assefa, Ana Colovic and Bisrat A. Misganaw

LINKING THE USE OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AND EMPLOYEE CREATIVE PERFORMANCE: THE INFLUENCE OF CREATIVE PROCESS ENGAGEMENT AND MOTIVATION pp. 1-36

Tobias D. Herbst and J. Piet Hausberg

THE LIMITS TO INTERNATIONAL OPEN INNOVATION WITHIN SMEs: THE ROLE OF DISTANCE pp. 1-55

Carene Tchuinou Tchouwo, Sophie Veilleux and Diane Poulin

MANAGERIAL PRACTICES WITHIN MULTILATERAL AND PUBLIC-FUNDED R&D COLLABORATIONS pp. 1-23

Soufiane Kherrazi and Karim Saã D

EXPLORATORY INNOVATION THROUGH GAINING KNOWLEDGE FROM ALLIANCE PORTFOLIO: INTERPLAY BETWEEN NETWORK STRUCTURE AND KNOWLEDGE COMPOSITION pp. 1-35

S. Joseph Yoon, Gil S. Jo and Jina Kang

EFFECT OF TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP ON ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF OPEN INNOVATION AND ORGANISATIONAL LEARNING pp. 1-43

Sinda Ben Sedrine Doghri, Amna Ghanney and Samah Chemli Horchani

TECHNOLOGY PURCHASE, IN-HOUSE R&D, AND PATENTING: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF FIRMS IN HIGH- AND MEDIUM-TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIES IN INDIA pp. 1-30

Mohammad Danish, Madan Dhanora and M. D. Harish

Volume 26, issue 06, 2022

EFFECTIVE INNOVATION IMPLEMENTATION: A MIXED METHOD STUDY pp. 1-36

Malte Hans Georg Schneider, Johannes Hofmeister and Dominik K Kanbach

EFFECTS OF NON-REDUNDANCY AMONG TIES ON RECOMBINANT CAPABILITIES pp. 1-32

Jianyu Zhao and Cheng Fu

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED: INVESTIGATING STRATEGIES TO OVERCOME CONSUMER LEAPFROGGING BEHAVIOUR pp. 1-32

Jan F. Killmer and Sven Heidenreich

AFFORDABLE INNOVATION REJECTION ATTITUDES: CONCEPTUALISATION, SCALE DEVELOPMENT, AND VALIDATION pp. 1-32

Mario Schaarschmidt, Gianfranco Walsh, Nadine Hietschold and Ariane Segelitz-Karsten

CONTINUOUS BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION AND DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES: THE CASE OF CEWE pp. 1-43

Norman Schaffer, Sebastian Hermes, Jã–rg Weking, Andreas Hein and Helmut Krcmar

FIRM SIZE, RADICAL AND INCREMENTAL INNOVATION: A META-ANALYSIS BASED ON THE AWARENESS-MOTIVATION-CAPABILITY PERSPECTIVE pp. 1-27

Xi Ouyang, Zhiqiang Liu and Yucheng Zhang

NONLINEAR, HETEROGENEOUS AND MEDIATING EFFECTS OF INSTITUTIONAL OWNERSHIP ON ENTERPRISE INNOVATION: EVIDENCE FROM CHINESE LISTED ENTERPRISES pp. 1-27

Zhaocai Cui, Yue Xiao and Cheng Li

DO DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES FACILITATE BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION IN SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED CHINESE FAMILY COMPANIES? pp. 1-34

Wenjun Huang and Takeyasu Ichikohji

THE ROLE OF FIRM ALLIANCE PORTFOLIO DIVERSITY TO LEVERAGE SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION pp. 1-34

Fã Bio de Oliveira Paula and T. Diana van Aduard de Macedo-Soares

THE CREATIVE PROCESS AND INNOVATION: THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL CLUSTER pp. 1-34

Mauricio Castillo-Vergara, Alejandro à Lvarez-Marã N, Claudia Pezoa-Fuentes and Omar Carrasco-Carvajal

DO STOCK BUYBACKS SUPPRESS CORPORATE INNOVATION? pp. 1-24

Tim Swift

THE PIVOTAL ROLE OF TOP MANAGEMENT IN FOSTERING INBOUND OPEN INNOVATION IN SMEs: THE MEDIATION EFFECT OF ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE pp. 1-28

Hajer Chabbouh and Younãˆs Boujelbãˆne

Volume 26, issue 05, 2022

VALUES-BASED BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION–THE CASE OF ECOSIA AND ITS BUSINESS MODEL pp. 1-41

Kiril Ivanov

THE EVOLUTION OF CAPABILITIES UNDERPINNING BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY IN LARGE INCUMBENT FIRMS pp. 1-37

Jessica Lagerstedt Wadin and Lars Bengtsson

EDITORIAL — SPECIAL ISSUE: MANAGING VALUES FOR INNOVATION pp. 1-31

Henning Breuer, LÃœDEKE-FREUND Florian and John Bessant

A VALUES-BASED APPROACH TO RADICAL INNOVATION: FACILITATING THE REINTERPRETATION OF CORE VALUES THROUGH DESIGN-DRIVEN PRACTICES pp. 1-31

Silvia Eleonora Castellazzi and Emilio Bellini

HOW TO STRENGTHEN A CULTURE OF INNOVATION BY COMBINING VALUES-BASED AND EVIDENCE-BASED INNOVATION MANAGEMENT pp. 1-34

Matthias Seiler, Andreas B. Cott, Victor Torres, Julia A. M. Reif, Katharina G. Kugler, Josef H. Gammel and Felix C. Brodbeck

SUSTAINABILITY-ORIENTED TECHNOLOGY EXPLORATION: MANAGERIAL VALUES, AMBIDEXTROUS DESIGN, AND SEPARATION DRIFT pp. 1-27

Erik G. Hansen, Samuel Wicki and Stefan Schaltegger

DEVELOPING VALUES-BASED INNOVATION COMPETENCES: AN ECOSYSTEMIC APPROACH pp. 1-40

Kadã Gia Faccin, Bruno Anicet Bittencourt and Lisiane Machado

Volume 26, issue 04, 2022

LEAD USER IDENTIFICATION THROUGH TWITTER USING MICRO-BLOG DATA—A CASE STUDY IN THE AVIATION INDUSTRY pp. 1-32

Stefanie Schulz, Alexander Brem and Bartosz Gladysz

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER! INVESTIGATING DETERMINANTS OF AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TEMPORARY AND CONTINUOUS INNOVATION REJECTIONS pp. 1-43

Sven Heidenreich, Jan A. Millemann and Slawka Jordanow

FIRMS’ INNOVATION OBJECTIVES AND KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION STRATEGIES pp. 1-33

Stephen Roper, Bettina Becker, James H. Love and Karen Bonner

INCUMBENT’S CURSE REVISITED: ARE FIRM STEREOTYPES BENEFICIAL OR HARMFUL FOR ESTABLISHED COMPANIES PURSUING RADICAL TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS? pp. 1-39

Nicholas Folger, Tim Kanis, Jutta Stumpf-Wollersheim and Isabell M. Welpe

SCALE-UPS AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS: THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGICAL AND COMMERCIALISATION CAPABILITIES IN FIRM GROWTH pp. 1-27

Marcel Seip, Anne van der Heijden and Marleen Bax

EXAMINING THE INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL TURBULENCE ON FIRM INNOVATION PERFORMANCE IN EMERGING MARKETS: USING AN ENVIRONMENT-STRATEGY-PERFORMANCE FRAMEWORK pp. 1-34

Nima Garousi Mokhtarzadeh, Hannan Amoozad Mahdiraji, Ismail Jafarpanah and Dongmei Cao

CAPABILITIES PATHWAY TO FIRM PERFORMANCE: MODERATING ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DYNAMISM IN THE FOOD MANUFACTURING FIRMS OF PAKISTAN pp. 1-31

Shehla Naz, Naveed Ul Haq and Sobia Nasir

EXAMINING THE IMPACTS OF TRUST AND CREATIVITY ON INNOVATION FOCUSED PROMOTIVE VOICE pp. 1-24

Misty A. Sabol and Bradley G. Winton

INTRAPRENEURIAL PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL INNOVATION BEHAVIOUR IN SERVICE ORGANISATIONS: NETWORK BUILDING ABILITY AS A MEDIATOR pp. 1-28

Mohamed Nasaj, Sulafa Badi, Niamh Murtagh and Lama Blaique

CONNECTING THE DOTS: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS ON THE CONSUMER INNOVATION−DECISION PROCESS pp. 1-28

Jan A. Millemann, Gerrit Anton de Waal and Alex Maritz

MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS: IS THERE A VIRTUOUS CIRCLE? pp. 1-28

Meriam Attia and Ouidad Yousfi

DOES AID FOR INNOVATION FOSTER INNOVATION? EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA pp. 1-26

Isaac Kwesi Ampah, Anselm Komla Abotsi and Anthony Abbam

Volume 26, issue 03, 2022

BMC DATA—A HOLISTIC TOOL FOR MEASURING THE MATURITY OF DATA INTEGRATION INTO THE BUSINESS MODEL pp. 1-24

Sven Preuãÿer and MÃœLLER Holger

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION—COCREATING A PLATFORM-BASED BUSINESS WITHIN AN INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM pp. 1-26

Katri Valkokari, Jukka Hemilã„ and Jukka Kã„ã„riã„inen

BUSINESS MODEL CONFIGURATIONS IN DIGITAL HEALTHCARE—A GERMAN CASE STUDY ABOUT DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION pp. 1-78

Karla Margarete Gehde, Florian Rausch and Jens Leker

INDIVIDUAL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION READINESS: CONCEPTUALISATION AND SCALE DEVELOPMENT pp. 1-27

Manuel Muehlburger, Barbara Krumay, Stefan Koch and Simon Currle

DIGITAL BUSINESS MODEL TYPES: UNDERSTANDING THEIR MECHANISMS AS RECIPES TO COMMERCIALISE DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES pp. 1-27

Gerrit Remanã‰, Sabrina Schneider and Andr㉠Hanelt

THE ART OF HOLISTIC DIGITALISATION: A META-VIEW ON STRATEGY, TRANSFORMATION, IMPLEMENTATION, AND MATURITY pp. 1-34

Daniel Schallmo, Christopher A. Williams and Joe Tidd

DIGITAL DISRUPTION AND DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION: A STRATEGIC INTEGRATIVE FRAMEWORK pp. 1-46

Bernd W. Wirtz, Jan C. Weyerer and Johanna K. Heckeroth

BUSINESS PROCESS MATURITY MODEL FOR DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION: AN ACTION DESIGN RESEARCH STUDY ON THE INTEGRATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY pp. 1-54

Christian Flechsig, Jacob Lohmer, Robert Voãÿ and Rainer Lasch

THE PLATFORMISATION OF MANUFACTURING: TOWARDS A HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE FOR SYSTEMATISING DIGITAL MANUFACTURING PLATFORMS pp. 1-40

Christian M. Lerch and Heidi Heimberger

ORGANISATIONAL DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF SMEs—DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF A DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION MATURITY MODEL FOR BUSINESS MODEL TRANSFORMATION pp. 1-43

Sophie Petzolt, Katharina Hã–lzle, Oliver Kullik, Wiebke Gergeleit and Anne Radunski

HOW APPLICABLE ARE DIGITAL MATURITY MODELS TO SMEs?: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK AND EMPIRICAL VALIDATION APPROACH pp. 1-32

Christopher A. Williams, Daniel Schallmo and Eusebio Scornavacca

BLOOD IS THICKER THAN WATER: THE ROLE OF FAMILY WILLINGNESS AND FAMILY ABILITY IN ACHIEVING HOLISTIC DIGITALISATION IN FAMILY BUSINESSES pp. 1-29

Anne K. Heider, Thomas Clauss, HÃœLSBECK Marcel, Maike Gerken and A. RÃœSEN Tom

EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MULTI-DIMENSIONAL DIGITAL READINESS AND DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OUTCOMES pp. 1-33

Matthias Fabian Gregersen Trischler and Jason Li-Ying

HOW CAN MANAGERS DRIVE FIRM PERFORMANCE VIA DIGITAL INNOVATIONS? pp. 1-33

Dã–rte Schulte-Derne and Claudia Lehmann

EDITORIAL — SPECIAL ISSUE: HOLISTIC DIGITALISATION: STRATEGY, TRANSFORMATION, AND IMPLEMENTATION pp. 1-5

Daniel Schallmo, Joe Tidd, Christopher A. Williams and Barbara Krumay

Volume 26, issue 02, 2022

THE IMPORTANCE OF ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY IN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW pp. 1-33

Marcio Nannini Da Silva Florencio and Antonio Martins de Oliveira

ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF PATENT ATTRIBUTES ON THE VALUE OF DISCRETE AND COMPLEX INNOVATIONS pp. 1-29

Mohd Shadab Danish, Pritam Ranjan and Ruchi Sharma

DISTANCE MAKES THE HEART GROW FONDER: SEARCHING COMBINATORIAL POTENTIAL THROUGH KNOWLEDGE NETWORKS pp. 1-29

Siwei Zhu and Gokce Serdar

THE INFLUENCES OF TECHNOLOGICAL CAPABILITY AND MARKET ORIENTATION TOWARD BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATIONS OF DIGITAL STARTUPS pp. 1-27

Dedy Sushandoyo, Retna Ayu Mustikarini Kencanasari, Eko Agus Prasetio and Yoshiyuki Matsuura

DRIVERS OF INNOVATION PERFORMANCE AND FIRM PERFORMANCE: EXAMINING THE INTER-RELATIONSHIP OF RISK-TAKING, RISK MANAGEMENT AND OPEN INNOVATION pp. 1-43

Eva Lendowski, Andreas Oldeweme and Gerhard Schewe

IDENTITY AND STRATEGY AS A DUALITY: THE CASES OF IBM AND CORNING IN THE COMMERCIALISATION OF FIBER OPTIC TECHNOLOGY pp. 1-25

Linda Tegarden, Yolanda Sarason and Ellen Krupar

PROXIMITY DIMENSIONS AND DYNAMICS WITHIN AN ORGANISATION: EXPERIENCES FROM A CHANGE PROCESS pp. 1-25

Eva Jenny B. Jã˜rgensen, Anja Hagen Olafsen and Etty Ragnhild Nilsen

UNDERSTANDING THE DRIVERS OF RADICAL AND INCREMENTAL INNOVATION PERFORMANCE: THE ROLE OF A FIRM’S KNOWLEDGE-BASED CAPITAL AND ORGANISATIONAL AGILITY pp. 1-40

Sebastian Eisele, Andrea Greven, Mareike Grimm, Denise Fischer-Kreer and Malte Brettel

AN OVERVIEW OF BENEFITS AND RISKS IN OPEN INNOVATION PROJECTS AND THE INFLUENCE OF INTERMEDIARY PARTICIPATION, DECISION-MAKING AUTHORITY, EXPERIENCE, AND POSITION ON THEIR PERCEPTION pp. 1-41

Andr㉠Ullrich, Gergana Vladova, Danny Marquart, Andreas Braun and Norbert Gronau

FROM INNER TO OUTER: EXPLORING THE R&D EMPLOYEE INNOVATIVE BEHAVIOUR IN HIGH-TECH INDUSTRY pp. 1-28

Han-Jen Niu

DYNAMICS OF ATTRIBUTE-SPECIFIC CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS IN INNOVATION PROCESSES: A PANEL ANALYSIS CONSIDERING KANO’S THEORY pp. 1-23

Rebecca Reichenbach, Christoph Eberl and Jã–rg Lindenmeier

HOW DOES SERVANT LEADERSHIP INCREASE THE COMPETITIVENESS OF STARTUP TEAMS? THE MEDIATING ROLE OF EMPLOYEES’ SELF-EFFICACY pp. 1-23

Zahra Alikhani and Mohsen Shahriari