International Journal of Innovation Management (ijim)

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Joe Tidd

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Volume 19, issue 06, 2015

CRISIS-DRIVEN INNOVATION: THE CASE OF HUMANITARIAN INNOVATION pp. 1-17

John Bessant, Howard Rush and Anna Trifilova

SET UP FOR GROWTH? — AN EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF GROWTH INTENTION AND BUSINESS MODELS pp. 1-31

Sarah Mahdjour

PROACTIVE HRM FOR REDUCING KNOWLEDGE RISKS — EVALUATING COMMITMENT AND TRUSTWORTHINESS pp. 1-20

Heidi Olander and Pia Hurmelinna-Laukkanen

IS RADICAL INNOVATION MANAGEMENT MISUNDERSTOOD? PROBLEMATISING THE RADICAL INNOVATION DISCIPLINE pp. 1-23

Jimmi Normann Kristiansen and Frank Gertsen

OPEN FOR BUSINESS: UNIVERSITIES, ENTREPRENEURIAL ACADEMICS AND OPEN INNOVATION pp. 1-21

Allen T. Alexander, Kristel Miller and Sean Fielding

INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER OF MEDICAL DEVICES FOSTERED BY CROSS-DISCIPLINARY COMMUNITIES OF PRACTITIONERS pp. 1-27

Cristina Páez-Avilés, Esteve Juanola-Feliu, Islam Bogachan-Tahirbegi, Mónica Mir, Manel González-Piñero and Josep Samitier

EDITORIAL: 14th Special Issue for the ISPIM pp. 1-2

Joe Tidd, Eelko Huizingh and Steffen Conn

Volume 19, issue 05, 2015

DETERMINANTS OF INNOVATION INTENSITY IN DEVELOPED AND IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES: THE CASE OF FRANCE AND CROATIA pp. 1-27

Sanja Pekovic, Andjelko Lojpur and Mirjana Pejic-Bach

ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY, COLLABORATION WITH CUSTOMERS AND INNOVATION PERFORMANCE OF GAZELLE COMPANIES IN KNOWLEDGE-INTENSIVE INDUSTRIES pp. 1-27

Natalia Ryzhkova and Ossi Pesämaa

INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL, INNOVATION, AND PERFORMANCE: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM SMEs pp. 1-27

Karl-Heinz Leitner

TAKING THE FIRST STEP — WHAT DETERMINES GERMAN LASER SOURCE MANUFACTURERS ENTRY INTO INNOVATION NETWORKS? pp. 1-26

Muhamed Kudic, Andreas Pyka and Jutta Guenther

FIRM INNOVATIVENESS — THE SUFFICIENT CONDITION FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS? EXAMINING ANTECEDENTS OF FIRM INNOVATIVENESS AND HOW IT AFFECTS BUSINESS SUCCESS pp. 1-26

Matthias Handrich, Franziska Handrich and Sven Heidenreich

INNOVATION MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN PRODUCTION-INTENSIVE SERVICE FIRMS pp. 1-28

Tor Helge Aas, Karl Joachim Breunig, Katja Maria Hydle and Per Egil Pedersen

THE "EVERYTHING'S DIFFERENT, EVERY TIME" INNOVATION MANAGEMENT PROBLEM: A PROMISING MODEL DEVELOPMENT pp. 1-24

Glenn Brophey, Anahita Baregheh, David Hemsworth, Mark Wachowiak, Dean Hay and Soumaya Ben Dhaou

AN INSTITUTIONAL-BASED VIEW OF INNOVATION — AN EXPLORATIVE COMPARISON OF BUSINESS GROUPS IN CHINA AND INDIA pp. 1-30

Alessandra Vecchi, Bice Della Piana and Enrica Vivacqua

UNDERSTANDING CONSUMERS' PREDISPOSITIONS TOWARD NEW TECHNOLOGICAL PRODUCTS: TAXONOMY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ADOPTION BEHAVIOUR pp. 1-30

Ruth Maria Stock and Christian Schulz

EXERCISING OPPORTUNITIES FOR CROSS-INDUSTRY INNOVATION: HOW TO SUPPORT ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY IN DISTANT KNOWLEDGE PROCESSING pp. 1-40

Sebastian Heil and Ellen Enkel

THE ROLE OF HRM AND ICT COMPLEMENTARITIES IN FIRM INNOVATION: EVIDENCE FROM TRANSITION ECONOMIES pp. 1-25

Jane Bourke and Frank Crowley

A MODERATION STUDY OF ORGANISATIONAL INTEGRATION AND NPD PROCESS PROFICIENCY IN THE U.S. AND KOREAN HEAVY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIES pp. 1-25

Murray R. Millson and Jongbae Kim

ENHANCING POTENTIAL AND REALISED ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY: MACRO–MICRO DYNAMIC INTEGRATIVE DESIGN pp. 1-43

Palin Phoocharoon

THE INTERPLAY OF DOMINANT LOGIC AND DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES IN INNOVATION ACTIVITIES pp. 1-15

Hanna-Kaisa Ellonen, Ari Jantunen and Anette Johansson

ON AMBIGUITY TOLERANCE (AT) AND ROLES IN NPD TEAMS: TOWARDS A NUANCED UNDERSTANDING OF AT pp. 1-22

Eric Christian Brun

NETWORK TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION BY US BIOTECHNOLOGY FIRMS: A CONTEXTUAL APPROACH OF SOCIAL MEDIA APPLICATIONS pp. 1-20

Hèlène Delerue and Tom Cronje

Volume 19, issue 04, 2015

ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND MARKET ORIENTATION AS DETERMINANTS OF INNOVATION: THE ROLE OF BUSINESS SIZE pp. 1-28

Óscar González-Benito, Pablo Muñoz-Gallego and Evelyn García-Zamora

MOTIVATION ORIENTATIONS IN INNOVATION CONTESTS: WHY PEOPLE PARTICIPATE pp. 1-26

Elena Pellizzoni, Tommaso Buganza and Gabriele Colombo

THE CONTAGIOUS POWER OF INNOVATIVENESS: HOW DIFFERENT CORPORATE PARTNERS CONTRIBUTE TO A FIRM'S KNOWLEDGE pp. 1-38

Bernhard Moos, Heinz-Theo Wagner, Daniel Beimborn and Tim Weitzel

TWO-SIDED EFFECTS OF EMBEDDEDNESS IN ALLIANCE PORTFOLIOS pp. 1-27

Marco Jinhwan Kim, Gunno Park and Jina Kang

MODELLING DIFFUSION OF WIND POWER ACROSS COUNTRIES pp. 1-36

Riddhi Panse and Vinish Kathuria

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER MODELS BASED ON ACADEMIC SPIN-OFFS WITHIN THE INDUSTRIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY SECTOR pp. 1-34

Gunter Festel

NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT SUCCESS FACTORS IN PROSPECTOR ORGANISATIONS; MIXED METHOD APPROACH pp. 1-23

Reza Kachouie and Sima Sedighadeli

DETERMINANTS OF THE CUSTOMER'S PERCEPTION OF INNOVATIVENESS: AN INVESTIGATION IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES pp. 1-22

Nha Nguyen, Gilles Marcoux and Izold Guihur

DESIGNING ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY? AN ANALYSIS OF KNOWLEDGE ABSORPTION PRACTICES IN GERMAN HIGH-TECH FIRMS pp. 1-22

Stephanie Duchek

A STORY OF BREAKTHROUGH. THE CASE OF COMMON RAIL DEVELOPMENT pp. 1-35

Antonio Messeni Petruzzelli

WHEN PAIRING REDUCES SCARING: THE EFFECT OF DYADIC IDEATION ON EVALUATION APPREHENSION pp. 1-35

McGRATH Lawrence

WHY VALUES MATTER FOR IDEAS: EXAMINING THE DETERMINANTS OF READINESS TO CO-CREATE pp. 1-25

Anisha Shanmugam and Christopher Durugbo

FINDING THE WAY TO AMBIDEXTERITY: EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG ORGANISATIONAL DESIGN, KNOWLEDGE CREATION AND INNOVATION pp. 1-32

Antonella Martini, Paolo Neirotti and Davide Aloini

SERVICE INNOVATION PERFORMANCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS FROM THE DYNAMIC CAPABILITY PERSPECTIVE pp. 1-30

Ralf Plattfaut, Bjoern Niehaves, Matthias Voigt, Andrea Malsbender, Kevin Ortbach and Jens Poeppelbuss

SIMILAR, YET DIFFERENT: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF TRUST IN RADICAL AND INCREMENTAL PRODUCT INNOVATION pp. 1-33

Anna Brattström, Hans Löfsten and Anders Richtnér

Volume 19, issue 03, 2015

ORGANISATIONAL LEARNING SEQUENCES IN TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION: EVIDENCE FROM THE BIOPHARMACEUTICAL AND MEDICAL DEVICE SECTORS pp. 1-21

Russell Seidle

DOES GOVERNMENT FUNDING HAVE THE SAME IMPACT ON ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS AND PATENTS? THE CASE OF NANOTECHNOLOGY IN CANADA pp. 1-16

Leila Tahmooresnejad and Catherine Beaudry

COMBINATION THERAPIES OR STANDALONE INTERVENTIONS? INNOVATION OPTIONS FOR PHARMACEUTICAL FIRMS FIGHTING CANCER pp. 1-16

Gunjan Bhardwaj, Anshit Agrawal and Rupesh Tyagi

EDITORIAL: THIRTEENTH SPECIAL ISSUE FOR THE ISPIM pp. 1-2

Joe Tidd, Eelko Huizingh and Steffen Conn

PROFITING FROM INVENTION: BUSINESS MODELS OF PATENT AGGREGATING COMPANIES pp. 1-26

Carol A. Krech, Frauke Rüther and Oliver Gassmann

BUSINESS MODEL PATTERNS FOR DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES pp. 1-22

Benjamin Amshoff, Christian Dülme, Julian Echterfeld and Jürgen Gausemeier

CO-WORKING SPACES AND THE LOCALISED DYNAMICS OF INNOVATION IN BARCELONA pp. 1-28

Ignasi Capdevila

PERCEPTIONS OF EMPLOYEE KNOWLEDGE RISKS IN MULTINATIONAL, MULTILEVEL ORGANISATIONS: MANAGING KNOWLEDGE LEAKING AND LEAVING pp. 1-28

Heidi Olander and Pia Hurmelinna-Laukkanen

LEAN AND GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY START-UPS: LINKING THE TWO RESEARCH STREAMS pp. 1-41

Stoyan Tanev, Erik Stavnsager Rasmussen, Erik Zijdemans, Roy Lemminger and Lars Limkilde Svendsen

Volume 19, issue 02, 2015

REAPING THE BENEFITS: MECHANISMS FOR KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT COLLABORATION pp. 1-26

Mattias Axelson and Anders Richtnér

THE FEEDING OF THE NINE BILLION — A CASE FOR TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN AGRICULTURE pp. 1-26

Thomas Wolfgang Thurner and Stanislav Zaichenko

PLATFORM ADOPTION IN NETWORK MARKETS: SELECTING BENEFICIAL PARTNERS TO ACHIEVE MARKET DOMINANCE pp. 1-37

Nico Wiegand, Sascha Witt, Michael Steiner and Klaus Backhaus

THE NEGATIVE EFFECT OF A PERCEIVED LACK OF AN INSTALLED BASE ON TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION pp. 1-28

Fiona M. Schweitzer

OPEN INNOVATION AND OPEN PRODUCTION: A CASE OF A TECHNOLOGY SUPPLIER/USER COLLABORATION IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRIES pp. 1-28

Thomas Lager, Kent Tano and Nikola Anastasijevic

DO EXPORT MARKETS SELECT THE MOST INNOVATIVE PRODUCERS? THE MODERATING ROLE OF PRODUCTIVITY pp. 1-28

Joaquín Monreal-Pérez, Antonio Aragón-Sánchez and Gregorio Sánchez-Marín

FROM CREATIVE INDIVIDUALS TO CREATIVE CAPITAL: VALUE CREATION AND APPROPRIATION STRATEGIES OF CREATIVE KNOWLEDGE-INTENSIVE BUSINESS SERVICES pp. 1-24

Claudio Dell'era, Paolo Landoni and Roberto Verganti

EXPLORATION AND EXPLOITATION IN SCIENCE: THEIR IMPACT ON SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL OUTCOMES pp. 1-11

G. Steven McMillan

A CLIMATE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY ENHANCES THE SUCCESS OF FRONT END TEAMS pp. 1-34

Ann-Marie I. Nienaber, Verena Holtorf, Jens Leker and Gerhard Schewe

SIMILARITIES OF SUCCESSFUL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER THROUGH NEW VENTURES pp. 1-35

Gunter Festel

THE ROLE OF DEFAULTS IN PREVENTING INNOVATION REJECTION pp. 1-23

Sabine Kuester, Silke C. Hess and Andreas Herrmann

INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL AND INNOVATIONS: IS ORGANISATIONAL CAPITAL A MISSING LINK IN THE SERVICE SECTOR? pp. 1-29

Ahmed Elsetouhi, Ibrahim Elbeltagi and Mohamed Yacine Haddoud

CUSTOMER-INDUCED INTERACTIONS AND INNOVATION IN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: THE CASE OF SOFTWARE CUSTOMISATION pp. 1-30

Mario Schaarschmidt, Gianfranco Walsh, Matthias Bertram and Harald von Kortzfleisch

OPENING UP THE INNOVATION PROCESS: OUTSIDE-IN INVOLVEMENT OF INNOVATIVE USERS AND ESTABLISHED FIRMS' INNOVATION PERFORMANCE pp. 1-32

Spyros Arvanitis, Barbara Fuchs and Martin Woerter

DETERMINANTS OF PHYSICIANS' PURCHASE INTENTION FOR INNOVATIVE SERVICES: INTEGRATING PROFESSIONAL CHARACTERISTICS WITH TECHNOLOGY ACCEPTANCE MODEL AND THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOUR pp. 1-25

Giannis Kostopoulos, Ioannis Rizomyliotis and Kleopatra Konstantoulaki

Volume 19, issue 01, 2015

THE MEDIATING EFFECT OF WORK ENGAGEMENT ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELF-LEADERSHIP AND INDIVIDUAL INNOVATION pp. 1-18

Catarina Gomes, Luis Curral and António Caetano

EXPLORATION AND EXPLOITATION: A 20-YEAR REVIEW OF EVOLUTION AND RECONCEPTUALISATION pp. 1-31

Rangga Almahendra and Björn Ambos

TAPPING REGIONAL AND CORPORATE SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE FOR INNOVATION: THE MODERATING ROLE OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE DURATION pp. 1-24

Olga Bruyaka, Fiona Xiaoying Ji, Linda F. Tegarden, Donald E. Hatfield and William B. Lamb

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOP MANAGEMENT TEAM INNOVATION ORIENTATION AND FIRM GROWTH: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF FIRM INNOVATIVENESS pp. 1-24

Nils D. Kraiczy, Andreas Hack and Franz Kellermanns

INVESTIGATING FIRM-LEVEL EFFECTS OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES ON INNOVATION PERFORMANCE pp. 1-24

Giovanni Mangiarotti and Anne-Laure Mention

OPENING UP AND CLOSING DOWN: THE INTERPRETATIVE REPERTOIRES OF LEADING INNOVATION pp. 1-24

Tony Huzzard

INTERMEDIATE SEARCH ELEMENTS AND METHOD COMBINATION IN LEAD-USER SEARCHES pp. 1-41

Sampsa Hyysalo, Pia Helminen, Samuli Mäkinen, Mikael Johnson, Jouni K. Juntunen and Stephanie Freeman

DANCING WITH THE PARADOX — SOCIAL MEDIA IN INNOVATION THROUGH COMPLEXITY LENS pp. 1-26

Harri Jalonen

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT OF INNOVATION IN MANUFACTURING SMEs: EXPLORING THE PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF STRATEGY-INNOVATION RELATIONSHIP pp. 1-37

Philippe Chereau

CRITICAL RESOURCE DIMENSIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PATENTS — AN ANALYSIS OF 131 NEW TECHNOLOGY-BASED FIRMS LOCALISED IN INCUBATORS pp. 1-32

Hans Löfsten

INTERNATIONALISATION OF NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT: RESULTS FROM A MULTIPLE CASE STUDY ON COMPANIES WITH INNOVATION PROCESSES IN GERMANY AND INDIA pp. 1-32

Alexander Brem and Florian Freitag

KEY DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES IN WAYS OF MANAGING AND SUPPORTING RADICAL PHARMACEUTICAL FRONT END INNOVATION — A CASE STUDY OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY pp. 1-25

Annabeth Aagaard

KNOWLEDGE INPUTS TO SCIENCE- AND DEVELOPMENT-BASED REGIMES: EVIDENCE FROM THE BEHAVIOUR OF RUSSIAN RTOs pp. 1-23

Thomas Wolfgang Thurner and Stanislav Zaichenko

R&D COLLABORATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INNOVATION pp. 1-22

Gunnar Pippel

SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS AS A NEW METHODOLOGICAL TOOL TO UNDERSTAND UNIVERSITY–INDUSTRY COOPERATION pp. 1-22

Miguel Linhares Pinheiro, Cândida Lucas and José Carlos Pinho