Although innovation is considered the lifeblood of many organisations, firms are often
challenged to derive the anticipated performance benefits of innovation. Research on the …

It is widely recognized in the theoretical literature that firms are required to use both internal
and external sources of innovation in order to achieve competitive advantage. However …

This paper identifies four groups among 113 Fortune 500 manufacturers that approach
innovation quite differently. The groups are based on 27 measured elements of corporate …

The acknowledged importance of innovation and the increasingly decisive role played by
the service sector make innovation an issue of major relevance to the economy. Using a …

There is a need for firms to know the factors driving their process innovation. Knowledge of
these determinants will help firms to withstand the tough market competitions from their …

This article examines outcomes that are achieved by latecomer firms by accumulating
innovative capabilities. By drawing on fieldwork evidence from pulp and paper firms in Brazil …

Although organizational innovativeness has been regarded as propelling the market,
entrepreneurial and learning orientation, as well as innovativeness relationships, much of …

The innovation efforts of manufacturing firms have recently come to top the agendas of both
businesses and industrial policy makers. One persistent research gap in this field relates to …

Opportunities often emerge in the form of technological inventions that offer ways to create
or deliver new value to prospective customers across a broad range of industries. This study …

Although much has been written about organizational-level learning, there is a dearth of
empirical studies that explore the role of changes in the nature of firm-centred learning …