Antecedents and consequences of the sociocultural differences between R&D and marketing in Korean high-tech firms

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Antecedents and consequences of the sociocultural differences between R&D and marketing managers are investigated, and the presence of sociocultural difference is tested using responses from both R&D and marketing managers in Korean high-technology firms. Korean R&D and marketing managers showed different sociocultural traits from USA or Japanese managers and in terms of the consequences, both R&D-marketing integration and new product creativity were found to be negatively associated with sociocultural difference.

Influence, Marketing, Multiculturalism, Marketing literature

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The city of brain in South Korea: Daedeok Science Town

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High-tech clusters are built by newly industrialized countries to support the national and regional technology development. The developmental strategies of, as well as the linkages between, actors in Daedeok Science Town are dealt with.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, High technology industry, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Growth, Industrial development, Industrialization, Company growth

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Recovering from science: How far can we push?

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Cost recovery in the area of meteorological research is discussed. Details of the research that focused on the aeronautical meteorology case of Korea are given.

Economic aspects, Meteorological research, Inventories, Inventory accounting

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