Strategic pathways to product innovation capabilities in SMEs

Article Abstract:

Four discrete innovation strategies on to specific sets of product innovation capabilities in SMEs (Small and medium sized businesses) are presented, by using two-dimensional typology of dynamic capabilities of manufacturing industry and grouping them with life-cycle stage and timing of expected returns.

Product Development, Market Research & Product Development, Methods, Innovations, Small and medium sized companies, Time to market

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Exploring entrepreneurial learning: a comparative study of technology development projects

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The role of rich and qualitative data in success and failure of technology development project is compared and analyzed. The factors that influence learning process and entrepreneurial innovation are studied.

Italy, Industrial project management, Project management, Organizational learning

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Investment bankers and IPO pricing: does prospectus information matter?

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The information the influence the Initial Public Offer (IPO) pricing and the decision of investment bankers is analyzed. The impact of this information on offer price spread is studied.

United States, Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings, Company public offering, Company pricing policy

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