Managing knowledge in new product and service development: A new management approach for innovative research organizations

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A research framework for analyzing the role of Knowledge Management (KM) in improving and sustaining research activities in the units that led to important product or service innovation in the local market, is presented. KM practices used effectively in the product or service innovation process are illustrated with the case study of a very successful R&D laboratory at Kasetsart University in Bangkok, Thailand.

Thailand

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BrainSpace: A virtual environment for collaboration and innovation

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Some of the key considerations for collaboration and innovation are addressed by comparing different possible approaches to support them, and an integral internet-based platform is derived on which a method and different communication tools are combined to a distributed cognitive system. BrainSpace allows the innovation to proceed in a complex environment by striking a balance between order and creative chaos.

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Stochastic diffusion models for substitutable technological innovations

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The stochastic evolutionary models are built for substitutable innovation diffusion system, emphasizing on the necessity to build more practical stochastic models. It is derived that through the computer simulation of the diffusion models, one can explain the evolutionary characteristics of substitutable technological innovation diffusion and get the corresponding diffusion patterns.

Computer simulation, Computer-generated environments, Stochastic processes

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