The influence of corporate acquisitions on the behaviour of key inventors

Article Abstract:

The way that acquisitions can affect inventors' behavior is examined through identifying inventors through patenting output. A study involving 43 acquisitions has shown that they can affect performance of inventors.

Research, Acquisitions and mergers, Inventors

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Managing learning in informal innovation networks: overcoming the Daphne dilemma

Article Abstract:

Informal collaborative arrangements involving organizations embarked on innovation are examined in detail. The need to find the appropriate level of management is discussed.

Corporations

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Attitudes to externally organising knowledge management tasks: a review, reconsideration and extension of the NIH syndrome

Article Abstract:

External knowledge acquisition in business organizations and not-invented-here syndrome in these organizations is evaluated.

United States, Management dynamics, Venture Analysis, Evaluation, Business enterprises, Company business management, Knowledge acquisition (Expert systems)

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