… innovation strength may actually turn out to be a weakness: When managers target only the
strongest links in the innovation value chain… further debilitate the weakest parts of the chain, …

… , the first link in the innovation value chain is firms’ knowledge sourcing activity, and we focus,
in particular, on the factors … Here, in the literature we find a contrast in the relatively narrow …

… innovation in terms of productivity and growth is therefore essential. This paper demonstrates
the use of a conceptual framework and modeling tool, the … This paper demonstrates the use …

… from the innovation value chain model to simultaneously estimate the R&D and commercialization
efficiencies for the … intermediate inputs is constructed to open the “black box” view of …

… the relationship between the different attributes of the value chain and product quality and
innovation… It is often not feasible for managers to emphasize all the elements of the value chain …

… innovations. Constructs from an organizational culture model and the innovation value chain
was used as the … The findings reveal that adaptability is indeed related to innovativeness. …

… theories of the firm. Section 3 describes our application of the innovation value chain model
… Section 4 reports the main empirical findings and Section 5 concludes with a brief review of …

… innovation with the aim of evaluating the application of the … innovation involves the adoption
of new technology into the … more on the significance of innovation in the value creation …

… about development and the relationships among agricultural … The term “value chain” is
used in different ways in the professional literatures. In this paper, a value chain refers to the …

… innovation performance of specific nodes across the value chain depends on what happens
in the value chain … Fourth, the model acknowledges the importance of both internal linkages, …