This paper presents a model of innovation, knowledge brokering, that explains how some
organizations are able to routinely innovate by recombining their past knowledge in new …

Innovation is often thought of as an outcome. In this chapter, we review the literatures on
innovation processes pertaining to the invention, development, and implementation of ideas …

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By treating work as socially constructed and innovating as integrated learning, organizations
can create new knowledge, models and tools and acquire new experiences to achieve the …

This article seeks to understand the interaction between organization and innovation from
three different but interdependent perspectives. It examines the relationship between …

While the recent focus on knowledge has undoubtedly benefited organizational studies, the
literature still presents a sharply contrasting and even contradictory view of knowledge …

Drawing on interview data from managers in three organizations a theoretical framework
based on structuration theory is offered for understanding the social construction of …

How do innovative knowledge-based structures emerge and become embedded in
organizations? We drew on theories of knowledge-intensive firms, communities of practice …

Is market knowledge useful in generating innovation and why are some companies able to
use market knowledge to generate innovation more than others? This article presents in …

Whereas recent research on organizational innovation suggests that there is an ecology of
roles supporting the innovation process, the majority of network research has concentrated …