Managing Innovation Driven Companies
Edited by Hugo Tschirky,
Cornelius Herstatt,
David Probert,
Hans-Georg Gemuenden,
Massimo G. Colombo,
Thomas Durand,
Petra C. Weerd-Nederhof and
Tim Schweisfurth
in Palgrave Macmillan Books from Palgrave Macmillan
Date: 2011
ISBN: 978-0-230-30654-7
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch 1 Developing Innovation Strategies: How to Start? — A Systemic Approach Using the Innovation Architecture
- Hugo Tschirky and Gaston Trauffler
- Ch 2 Organization of International Market Introduction: Can Cooperation between Central Units and Local Product Management Influence Success?
- Antje Baumgarten, Cornelius Herstatt and Claudia Altobelli
- Ch 3 M&A and Innovation: The Role of Relatedness between Target and Acquirer
- Bruno Cassiman, Massimo G Colombo and Larissa Rabbiosi
- Ch 4 Revisiting the Firm’s R&D and Technological Ecosystem — A Case from a Large IT Firm
- Thomas Durand
- Ch 5 Getting Value from Technology: A Process Approach
- Clare J. Farrukh, David Probert and Robert Phaal
- Ch 6 Successful New Product Development by Optimizing Development Process Effectiveness in Highly Regulated Sectors: The Case of the Spanish Medical Devices Sector
- Annemien J. J. Pullen, Carmen Cabello-Medina, Petra C. Weerd-Nederhof, Klaasjan Visscher and Aard J. Groen
- Ch 7 Roadmapping at Printco: One Company’s Experience
- Rick Mitchell, Robert Phaal, Clare J. Farrukh and David Probert
- Ch 8 Performance Measurement in Supply Chain Collaboration
- Dilek Cetindamar, Bülent Çatay and Osman Serdar Basmaci
- Ch 9 Understanding Discontinuous Technology and Radical Innovation
- Gaston Trauffler and Hugo Tschirky
- Ch 10 Market Research for Radical Innovations — Lessons from a Lead User Project in the Field of Medical Products
- Cornelius Herstatt
- Ch 11 Relying on Experts: How to Effectively Gather Information for Innovation Projects from Market Specialists
- Cornelius Herstatt, Christian Lüthje and Christopher Lettl
- Ch 12 Generating Innovations through Analogies — An Empirical Investigation of Knowledge Brokers
- Katharina Kalogerakis, Cornelius Herstatt and Christian Lüthje
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