Knowledge creation through external venturing: Evidence from the telecommunications equipment manufacturing industry

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The conditions under which corporate venture capital (CVC) investments affect the knowledge creation for corporate investors is investigated using panel data from corporate investors in telecommunications equipment manufacturing. Results reveal that, when investor involvement is low, number of CVC investments has an inverted U-shaped relationship with innovation performance.

Telephone and telegraph apparatus, Financial management, Company investment, Investments, Telecommunications equipment industry, Venture capital

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Safety climate in health care organizations: A multidimensional approach

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A study explored four dimensions of safety climate and the interactions among them as predictors of treatment errors. Results revealed a curvilinear relationship between the levels of the perceived detailing of safety procedures and the number of treatment errors.

Management dynamics, HEALTH SERVICES, Analysis, Management, Health care industry, Medical care, Medical care quality, Company business management, Medical errors

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Knowledge sharing in organizations: Multiple networks, multiple phases

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Knowledge sharing outcomes are explained in different ways by different subsets of social networks. Research on knowledge sharing can be advanced by studying how multiple networks affect various phases of knowledge sharing.

Methods, Knowledge management, Business networks (Social groups)

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