Abstract Business-to-business (B2B) and business network scholars have begun adopting
an “ecosystem” approach to describe the increasing interdependence and co-evolution of …

The aim of this study is to inspect differences in internationalisation level of firms from a
transitional economy based on their innovation outcomes, open innovation and …

Purpose: In business markets, working with customers and users has become increasingly
important to get knowledge about customer needs and to develop new products. The …

Abstract Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) are often under pressure to expand at the highest
possible speed in international markets. They therefore embed themselves in networks of …

The paper suggests a patent‐based methodology to study the implications of inbound and
coupled open innovation adoption at the project level. The input–process–output–outcome …

This paper fills in the gap in innovation–internationalisation research based on differences
between low and high internationalised firms. It examines how open innovation model …

Given the context in which teams work today, many teams are necessarily dynamic and
permeable; that is, workers must be able to move quickly and easily in and out of teams …

We have studied how small and medium-sized firms (SME) can overcome the liability of
smallness (Clegg et al., 1996; Thorgren et al., 2012) and obtain value from co-patents. We …

Purpose This paper aims to explore the role and meaning of openness for the purpose of
enhancing the understanding of collaborative innovation from an industrial network …

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are struggling competing in their respective markets
while handling relationships with their main-often larger-customers. This paper argues that …