Innovations in the automotive industry are increasingly building on contributions from
different technological fields. Correspondingly, firms in this industry more than ever tend to …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to disentangle the role of the source and recipient of
knowledge in supply chain collaboration by providing evidence that the distributive …

Knowledge dissemination is of crucial importance for the strategic planning in new product
development. Many new ideas stem from recombination of previously successful …

We theorize that industry conditions of collaboration intensity and innovation intensity drive
the development of competence exploitation and exploration in manufacturer-manufacturer …

Based on a study of knowledge transfer within more than 15 industries, across three forms of
governance, and between both domestic and international R&D partners, knowledge …

We adopt a multilevel perspective to study the transfer of collective and individual
knowledge. By making a clear theoretical distinction between collective and individual …

The study seeks to identify the main facilitators and barriers of tacit knowledge transfer that
influence innovation capabilities of the supplier within the buyer–supplier collaboration. The …

Dispersed collaboration provides many benefits such as members' closeness to local
cultures and markets and reachability of talent worldwide. Hence, it is no surprise that …

This paper studies the relative impact on product innovation of research and development
(R&D) collaborations with universities, suppliers, customers, and competitors. It argues that …

Acquisition of capabilities is both imperative and difficult in emerging economies. This study
adopts a duel network perspective to examine how the source networks and recipient …