Managing consistency between product development and public standards evolution

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The work of nine standards managers in three firms was examined to evaluate the level of consistency between their product development endeavors and the development of public standards. Using a system-level approach, six standards management structures to support the six standards management goals identified from case data. The models may by derived by combining the three basic building blocks of information management, commercial exploitation and standards development.

Standardization, Specification writing, Specifications

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The virtual incubator: managing human capital in the software industry

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Issues affecting the success or failure of the software industry are discussed. A model to facilitate the interplay of business partnerships, expertise and startup ventures is proposed.

Models, Computer software industry, Software industry, Human resource management, Management research, Partnership, Partnerships

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Governing the virtual academic commons

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A study examines the impact of information and communication technologies on the governance of virtual academic institutions.

General services, Sweden, Technology application, Company systems management, Information management, Academia

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