Organisational knowledge creating processes and the performance of university-industry collaborative R&D projects

Article Abstract:

Technological knowledge, if properly managed, can help in achieving a competitive advantage for firms. The organizational knowledge creation theory is examined in the inter-organizational context of university-industry collaborative R&D projects and the relationship between enabling conditions and knowledge conversion process are studied.

Management dynamics, Management, Knowledge management, Company business management

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Technological regimes and the evolution of networks of innovators: lessons from biotechnology and pharmaceuticals

Article Abstract:

The relationships between technological regimes, regimes of local interaction, and the global structure of an industrial network are analyzed. It is observed that the topological properties of the R&D network in pharmaceuticals are a mixture of the two generative processes, under a regime of intense and stable entry.

Pharmaceutical preparations, Analysis, Pharmaceutical industry, Technology application

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