Product complexity, innovation and industrial organisation

Article Abstract:

Analysis of innovation dynamics involving the development and production high-cost, complex products and systems (CoPS) reveals that there are indeed differences between processes, organizational forms and industrial coordination of CoPS and that of mass-produced products. The study reveals that CoPS tend to be produced in smaller, highly customized batches that involve a higher degree of cooperation between companies that results in changes in organizational structures.

Production management

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Exploration and exploitation in innovation systems: the case of pharmaceutical biotechnology

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted on pharmaceutical and biotechnological industry to find out the relationship between exploitation and cycle of produt discovery.

Netherlands, Science & research, Market Research & Product Development, Pharmaceutical research, Time to market, Exploitation

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Innovation and inter-firm linkage: new implications for policy

Article Abstract:

The relationship between linkages between firms and innovation, competition and learning are examined in detail, with policy implications assessed.

Management Theory & Techniques, Business, Innovations, Management, Industrial policy

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