R & D Management 1997 |
Title | Subject | Authors |
Adjusting the roles of national laboratories: some comparisons between UK, French, and Belgian institutions. | Business, general | Smith, Helen Lawton |
An analysis of biotechnology and non-biotechnology R&D capabilities in the Indian pharmaceutical industry. | Business, general | Visalakshi, S., Sandhya, G.D. |
A process view on managing quality during the creation of technical innovations: lessons from field research. | Business, general | Debackere, Koenraad, Van Looy, Bart, Vliegen, Jan |
Assessing R&D quality in rehabilitation technology development. The case of Roessingh Research and Development. | Business, general | Boer, Harry, Weerd-Nederhof, Petra C. de, Harten, Willem H. van, Hermens, Hermie |
A taxonomy of internationally dispersed technology units and its application to management issues. | Business, general | Medcof, John W. |
Communication and co-operation in product development: a case study of a European car producer. | Business, general | Calabrese, Giuseppe |
Conference report: Performance Measurements for R&D. | Business, general | Nixon, Bill |
Conference report: Third International Product Development Conference. | Business, general | Bartholomew, Robin |
Design principles for the development of measurement systems for research and development processes. | Business, general | Cook, Andrew, Kerssens-van Drongelen, Inge C. |
Extending continuous improvement to the new product development process. | Business, general | Caffyn, Sarah |
Improving the quality of corporate technical planning: dynamic analogues of QFD.(quality function development) | Business, general | McLaughlin, Curtis P., Stratman, Jeffrey K. |
Indicators of discontinuous technological change: an exploratory study of two discontinuity in the machine tool industry. | Business, general | Jacobsson, Staffan, Ehrnberg, Ellinor |
Leveraging on systemic learning to manage the early phases of production innovation projects. | Business, general | Verganti, Roberto |
Management of development projects: how to meet corporate business goals? | Business, general | Cohen, Gideon |
Organizational and technological antecedents for knowledge acquisition and learning. | Business, general | Tidd, Joe, Trewhella, Martin J. |
Product creation process at Philips Electronics. | Business, general | Olthuis, Gerard P.H. |
Project selection by scoring for a large R&D organisation in a developing country. | Business, general | Rengarajan, S., Jagannathan, P. |
Quality measurement as a basis for resource allocation: research assessment exercises in United Kingdom universities. | Business, general | Ball, Derrick F. |
R&D 'inputs' and 'outputs' of technology-based firms located on and off Science Parks. | Business, general | Westhead, Paul |
Research area selection in academic departments. | Business, general | Zaidman, Beno |
System modeling of the R&D domain through the object-process methodology: a practical tool to help R&D satisfy its customers' needs. | Business, general | Meyersdorf, Doron, Dori, Dov |
The allocation of resources for R&D in the world's leading pharmaceutical companies. | Business, general | Halliday, Richard D., Drasdo, Alison L., Lumley, Cyndy E., Walker, Stuart R. |
The contribution of external service inputs to the product development efforts of small manufacturing firms. | Business, general | MacPherson, Alan |
The front end of new product development: a Canadian survey. | Business, general | Kumar, Vinod, Murphy, Steven A. |
The importance of a common project management method in the corporate environment. | Business, general | Mulder, Louwrens |
The relative importance of project success dimensions. | Business, general | Tishler, Asher, Shenhar, Aaron, Dvir, Dov, Lipovetsky, Stan |
University research and development of a microsatellite. | Business, general | Schoonwinkel, Arnold, Milne, Garth W. |
Why crash pharmaceutical research? | Business, general | Gittins, John |
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