Knowledge management is commonly understood as IS implementations that enable
processes of knowledge creation, sharing, and capture. Knowledge management at the firm …

Absorptive capacity (ACAP) is a firm's ability to innovate by identifying, assimilating, and
exploiting knowledge available in its environment. ACAP has been widely researched, but …

Firms are increasingly leveraging social media tools to access knowledge from external
actors, particularly customers and other users, to facilitate the innovation process and firm …

Using survey data from companies located in the Wuxi (Taihu) international science park in
China, we aim to analyze to what extent science park residents experience barriers to …

Firms increasingly acquire technological knowledge from external sources to improve their
innovation performance. This strategic approach is known as inbound open innovation. The …

We lack an in-depth understanding of how the different roles played by public innovation
intermediaries during their engagement in collaborative projects enable them to generate …

This study examines how firms' relational capabilities influence two main approaches to
sourcing knowledge from universities, namely, acquiring and co-creating knowledge. By …

The aim of this article is to provide an introduction to the special issue. We briefly consider
the organizational and managerial challenges that small and medium‐sized enterprises …

Searching for the most rewarding sources of innovative ideas remains a key challenge in
management of technological innovation. Yet, little is known about which combinations of …

Virtual geographical environments (VGEs) utilize multidimensional representation and allow
for deep analysis of geoscience problems; therefore, they facilitate rapid transformation of …