A model of innovation systems with links to creative style and psychological type

Article Abstract:

A study has been conducted to develop a model for understanding the relationships between different types of innovation systems, which are defined as infrastructures for finding, developing, evaluating, and implementing new ideas in an organization. The model can be used in predicting and handling potential clashes between an innovation system and the larger organization, predicting the required competencies to manage successful innovation systems, and predicting opportunities to compensate for or capitalize on an organization's capabilities affecting innovations.

Models, Business, Innovations

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Technology as a system: industrial and technological systems

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Various benefits are achieved from gaining sufficient knowledge regarding industrial and technological systems. Understanding industrial and technological systems enables state, business and intermediary groups to determine requirements for skills and laborforce. It also helps in the establishment of industrial and technological development policies that foster long-term co-operative relationship among companies.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Analysis, Economic research, Industrial policy

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Innovative activity in Canadian food processing establishments: the importance of engineering practices

Article Abstract:

A study of the Canadian food processing industry is discussed with emphasis on innovative activity. The significance of research and development, size, engineering practices and other factors are explored.

Research, Canada, Food processing plants

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