We empirically examine the antecedents and innovation consequences of organizational
knowledge brokering capability, the ability to effectively apply knowledge from one technical …

We empirically examine the innovation consequences of organizational knowledge
brokering, the ability to effectively apply knowledge from one technical domain to innovate in …

We empirically investigate a type of technological boundary spanning-oriented search in
which firms apply knowledge from one technical domain to innovate in another, a …

Knowledge sourcing is important for firms, especially in fast-paced industries. However, few
studies explore the effects of knowledge-based predictors on the comparative choice of …

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 …

We investigate how firms' exploratory and exploitative invention can lead to breakthrough
innovations, and how heterogeneous knowledge available to firms through their R&D …

This dissertation addresses whether there is a process--a recognizable set of conditions and
actions--that enables some firms to continuously innovate. In-depth ethnographic study of …

How should firms organize their pool of inventive human capital for firm-level innovation?
Although access to diverse knowledge may aid knowledge recombination, which can …

This study offers theory and evidence to demonstrate that the time it takes a firm to integrate
external sources of information depends on the attributes of the knowledge source and firm's …

Successful innovation depends on the management of a firm's knowledge base. This paper
empirically investigates the determinants of knowledge regulation. Using a unique survey …