Empirical research into firm-level entrepreneurship spans over a quarter of a century. This
article reviews the current state of this research by identifying key trends in 45 published …

Product and process innovation is a key component in the success of industrial firms.
Therefore, this paper focuses on the main drivers of innovation in large-scale firms such as …

Why are some new products so successful and some companies outstanding performers in
new-product development? The article identifies success factors from numerous research …

Corporate accelerators (CAs) are a fast-emerging form of corporate engagement with
startups. Equating them with independent startup accelerators and/or corporate venturing …

This book integrates and assesses the vast and rapidly growing literature on strategic
leadership, which is the study of top executives and their effects on organizations. The basic …

Although authors generally agree on the nature of entrepreneurial activities within existing
firms, differences in the terminology used to describe those activities have created …

This study examined the association between corporations' environments, strategies, and
past performance and the composition of their boards of directors as measured by size and …

Empirical research has not consistently identified antecedents for predicting post‐acquisition
performance. We employ meta‐analytic techniques to empirically assess the impact of the …

This research contributes to the development of the theory of intrapreneurship by clarifying
the intrapreneurship concept. Intrapreneurship is more precisely defined by referring to …

Based on our own empirical database of 124 companies, we identified three core open
innovation processes:(1) The outside-in process: Enriching a company's own knowledge …