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1 A comparative record of technological capability in ASEAN countries Jones, Alan
 1998
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2 A decision-based approach to the investigation of new venture activity Clouse, Van G.H
 1991
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3 A dynamic taxonomy for managing knowledge assets Li, Sheng-Tun
 2009
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15 p.
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4 Analysis of technological learning for the Thai manufacturing industry Pramongkit, Prasopchoke
 2000
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7 p.
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5 Analysis of Web 2.0 enabled e-clusters: A case study Adebanjo, Dotun
 2010
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6 An economic analysis of cooperative research Link, Albert N.
 1987
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14 p.
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7 An empirical analysis of nanotechnology research domains Islam, Nazrul
 2010
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9 p.
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8 A new approach to the evaluation of process innovations Evans, James R.
 1985
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19 p.
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9 A new program in cooperative research between academia and industry in Korea, involving Centers of Excellence Soon II Ahn,
 1995
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17 p.
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10 Applied research and industrial development in East Germany: International comparison by performance indicators Hinze, Sybille
 1992
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22 p.
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11 A pragmatic methodology to capture and analyse decision dysfunctions in development projects Mekhilef, Mounib
 2005
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14 p.
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12 A pragmatic representation of systems engineering based on technological learning Carayannis, Elias
 2001
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13 A prototype multi-agent ERP system: an integrated architecture and a conceptual framework Lea, Bih-Ru
 2005
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14 A question about focusing — a comment from the firing line McMullan, W.Ed
 1994
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15 A response to “Is open innovation a field of study or a communication barrier to theory development?” van de Vrande, Vareska
 2011
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16 Are TQM principles supporting innovation in the Portuguese footwear industry? Abrunhosa, Ana
 2008
 74-75 4 p. 208-221
14 p.
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17 Assessing science parks' performances: directions from selected Italian case studies Bigliardi, Barbara
 2006
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18 Assessing the effectiveness of technology transfer from US government R&D laboratories: the impact of market orientation Bozeman, Barry
 1992
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19 Assessing the effects of divestiture on Bell telephone laboratories Mowery, David C.
 1988
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20 A stage approach for industrial technology development and implementation—the case of Taiwan's computer industry Chang, Pao-Long
 1999
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9 p.
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21 A study of R&D, innovation, and business performance in the Canadian biotechnology industry Hall, Linda A
 2002
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22 Automotive component innovation: Development and diffusion of engine management technologies Amey, Robert George
 1995
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23 Benchmarking: A tool for continuous improvement Povey, Barry
 1997
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24 Better ways of managing design: the queen's award winners' experience Ughanwa, Davidson Oyemeka
 1988
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25 Biotechnology R&D partnership for industrial innovation in Nigeria Adeoti, John
 2005
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26 Book review 1998
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27 Book review 1998
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28 Call for papers 1984
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29 Collaborative industrial research in the U.S. Fusfeld, Herbert I.
 1987
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30 Comment Thomas, Steve
 1988
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31 Commercializing inventions resulting from university research: Analyzing the impact of technology characteristics on subsequent business models Pries, Fred
 2011
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32 Competition for technological leadership: EU policy for high technology Grantham, Andrew
 2004
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33 Conceptualizing patterns in the dynamics of emerging technologies: The case of biotechnology developments in the Netherlands van der Valk, Tessa
 2009
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34 Conference announcements 1990
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35 Conference calendar 1996
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36 Conference calendar 1997
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37 Conference calendar 1995
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38 Conference calendar 1988
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39 Conference calendar 1990
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40 Conference calendar 1989
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41 Contents volume 4 (1986) 1986
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42 Contents volume 8 1988
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43 Contents volume 1 (1981/1982) 1982
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44 Contents volume 3 (1985) 1985
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45 Contents volume 6 (1987) 1987
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46 Contents volume 2 (1983/1984) 1984
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47 Contents volume 7 (1988) 1988
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48 Contents volume 5 1987
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49 Continuous improvement in British manufacturing Bessant, John
 1993
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50 Contributors to this issue 1989
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51 Contributors to this issue 1988
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52 Contributors to this issue 1988
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53 Critical factors in technological innovation and their policy implications Chakrabarti, Alok K.
 1984
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54 Cyberspace: First steps Holtham, Clive
 1993
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55 Dealing with innovation push and market need Ottosson, S.
 2004
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56 Design and innovation Ramanujam, Vasudevan
 1986
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57 Determinants of the continued use of self-service technology: The case of Internet banking Eriksson, Kent
 2007
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58 Developing partnerships and networks: learning from practices in Australia Sohal, Amrik S
 1998
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59 Developing technological start-up entrepreneurs: a case study of a graduate entrepreneurship programme at Swinburne University McMullan, W.E
 1998
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60 Developing world class organization: Investing in organizational capital Tomer, John F
 1990
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61 Different dimensions of knowledge in cooperative R&D projects of university scientists Niedergassel, Benjamin
 2011
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9 p.
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62 Diffusion and scale dynamics: A case study Rosegger, Gerhard
 1982
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63 Dynamics in business models: An empirical analysis of medical biotechnology firms in the Netherlands Willemstein, L.
 2007
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12 p.
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64 Dynamic techno-management capability of Indian computer firms in comparison with Korea Khan, Mohsin U
 1999
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65 Editorial Hayward, George
 1990
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66 Editorial Hayward, George
 1985
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67 Editorial Hayward, G.
 1986
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68 Editorial Rosegger, Gerhard
 1988
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69 Editorial Hayward, George
 1988
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70 Editorial Board 2014
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71 Editorial Board 2003
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72 Editorial Board 2008
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73 Editorial Board 2007
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74 Editorial Board 2010
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75 Editorial Board 2009
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76 Editorial Board 2006
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77 Editorial Board 2005
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78 Editorial Board 2004
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79 Editorial Board 2011
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80 Efficiency of government intervention in technical change in telecommunications: ten national economies compared Grupp, Hariolf
 1993
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81 Elucidating the industrial cluster effect from a system dynamics perspective Lin, Chin-Huang
 2006
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82 Embodied and disembodied international spillovers of R&D in OECD manufacturing industries Kim, J.W.
 2004
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83 Emerging and new approaches to R&D management Linton, Jonathan D.
 2011
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84 Engineering economy studies on the production of dimension stone from marble in Nigeria Adebimpe, R.A
 2002
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85 Environmental management system adoption by Australasian organisations: part 1: reasons, benefits and impediments Zutshi, A.
 2004
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86 Erratum 1989
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87 Erratum 1984
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88 European technology policy evolution: convergence towards SMEs and regional technology transfer Rothwell, Roy
 1992
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89 Evaluating collaborative R&D programmes in information technology: the case of the U.K. Alvey programme Hobday, Michael
 1988
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28 p.
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90 Evaluating innovation policies: The German experience Meyer-Krahmer, Frieder
 1987
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14 p.
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91 Evaluation of new manufacturing technology implementation: an empirical study in the Thai automotive industry Laosirihongthong, T.
 2003
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11 p.
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92 Financing high technology: The Australian venture capital market Wan, Victor
 1989
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19 p.
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93 Forcing technological change: A case of automobile emissions control technology development in the US Lee, Jaegul
 2010
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94 Foreign patenting and trade with regard to competitiveness Eto, Hajime
 1993
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95 Forthcoming conferences 1988
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96 Fostering synergies between information technology and managerial and organizational cognition: the role of knowledge management Carayannis, Elias G
 1999
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97 France and her technopoles Hayward, G.
 1987
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98 From control to drift: The dynamics of corporate information infrastructures Grantham, Andrew
 2001
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99 Fusing indigenous technology development and market learning for greater functionality development—An empirical analysis of the growth trajectory of Canon printers Watanabe, Chihiro
 2009
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100 Global strategic benchmarking, critical capabilities and performance of aerospace subcontractors Lefebvre, Élisabeth
 1998
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101 Governance of technology in the electronics industries of East and South-East Asia Hobday, Mike
 2001
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18 p.
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102 Guide for authors 1989
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103 High technology product development in small firms: a challenge for marketing specialists Johne, Axel
 1991
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13 p.
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104 How can university–industry–government interactions change the innovation scenario in Portugal?—the case of the University of Coimbra Marques, J.P.C.
 2006
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9 p.
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105 How innovative are Canadian firms compared to some European firms? A comparative look at innovation surveys Therrien, Pierre
 2003
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11 p.
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106 How knowledge map fit and personalization affect success of KMS in high-tech firms Lai, Jung-Yu
 2009
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12 p.
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107 Human factors and the innovation process Livesay, Howard C.
 1996
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14 p.
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108 IAMOT 2007: 16th International Conference on Management of Technology Miami Beach Resort & Spa, Miami Beach, Florida, USA May 13- 17, 2007 2007
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109 IAMOT - Top 50 List of Researchers in the Technology Innovation Management Field 2009
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110 Impact of prototyping resource environments and timing of awareness of constraints on idea generation in product design Schlecht, Lisa
 2014
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9 p.
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111 Implementing integrated technology Bessant, John
 1989
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16 p.
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112 Implementing the new product development process Bessant, John
 1997
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9 p.
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113 Improving management effectiveness by training - the use of video techniques to assist self appraisal Olshfski, Dorothy
 1985
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8 p.
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114 Industrial index 1989
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1 p.
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115 Industrial innovation - Matching technological offering to customer need Skipton, M.D.
 1984
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15 p.
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116 Industrialization bottlenecks and the development of industrial technology Schwartz, Hugh
 1985
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17 p.
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117 Industrial product innovation: Organisation and management Hayward, G.
 1986
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2 p.
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118 Industry-academic relations: An assessment of the linkages between a university and some enterprises in Nigeria Oyebisi, T.O.
 1996
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7 p.
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119 Informal networking Pyka, Andreas
 1997
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14 p.
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120 Information technology management: a knowledge-based perspective Bolisani, Ettore
 1999
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9 p.
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121 Infrared engineering limited Hayward, George
 1982
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9 p.
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122 Initiatives to promote commercialization of university knowledge Rasmussen, Einar
 2006
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16 p.
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123 Innovate! How to gain and sustain competitive advantage Brown, Damian
 1990
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2 p.
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124 Innovating to compete: Lessons for diffusing and managing change in the workplace Hayward, G.
 1988
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125 Innovation: A challenge to the engineer Bessant, John
 1988
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2 p.
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126 Innovation assessment through patent analysis Abraham, Biju Paul
 2001
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8 p.
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127 Innovation, market performance, and competition: lessons from a product life cycle model Werker, C.
 2003
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128 Innovative application of corn steep liquor for the increased production of food grains Sharma, Rajesh K.
 1992
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9 p.
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129 In search of innovative techniques to evaluate pharmaceutical R&D projects Jacob, William F.
 2003
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6 p.
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130 Institutional elasticity towards IT waves for Japan's survival—the significant role of an IT testbed Watanabe, Chihiro
 2003
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14 p.
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131 Integrating continuous improvement and innovation into a corporate culture: a case study Irani, Zahir
 1997
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8 p.
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132 Integration model of technology internalization modes and learning strategy: globally late starter Samsung's successful practices in South Korea 1 A vice president at the CTO office in the Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology. 1 Gil, Y
 2003
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15 p.
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133 Inter-firm R&D co-operations in Germany Brockhoff, Klaus
 1991
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11 p.
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134 International Technology Transfer and Catch-Up in Economic Development; Lall, Sanjaya
 2000
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2 p.
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135 Investigating entrepreneurial opportunities: A practical guide for due diligence; Boxer, Rosie
 2001
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2 p.
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136 ISPIM-News 1989
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2 p.
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137 ISPIM news 1986
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2 p.
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138 Korea's entry into the computer industry and its acquisition of technological capability Kim, Linsu
 1987
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139 Lessons learned about technology transfer Rogers, Everett M.
 2001
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9 p.
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140 Linking product development to applied research: transfer experiences from an automotive company Nobelius, Dennis
 2004
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14 p.
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141 Management control of biomedical research and pharmaceutical innovation Omta, S.W.F.
 1997
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142 Management of high-technology research and development Dodgson, M.J.
 1987
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2 p.
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143 Management of technology: New frameworks van Wyk, Rias J.
 1988
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11 p.
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144 Managing across borders: The transnational solution Vermaak, Leon
 1990
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3 p.
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145 Managing intellectual property in the financial services industry sector: Learning from Swiss Re Bader, Martin A.
 2008
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12 p.
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146 Managing technological innovation : Organizational strategies for implementing advanced manufacturing technologies Hayward, G.
 1988
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147 Market-oriented product innovation at Høyang Polaris and Jøtul Holt, Knut
 1988
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6 p.
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148 Materials-inspired innovation in a world of routine design Fischmeister, Hellmut
 1989
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149 Meeting announcement 1987
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150 Mining external R&D Porter, Alan L.
 2011
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151 Model for profiting from software innovations in the new era in computing Pykäläinen, Timo
 2007
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152 Modifications and innovations to technology artifacts Desouza, Kevin C.
 2007
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153 National policies towards biotechnology Sharp, Margaret
 1987
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154 Necessary but Not Sufficient Francis, D.L.
 2002
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2 p.
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155 New learning from old plastics: The effects of value-chain-complexity on adoption time Musso, Christopher
 2009
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156 New members of the editorial board 1988
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2 p.
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157 New product development process in Spanish firms: typology, antecedents and technical/marketing activities Varela, José
 2005
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158 News items 1992
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159 News items 1988
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160 News of the Editorial Board of Technovation Hayward, George
 1989
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161 New, technology-based firms as agents of R&D and innovation: an empirical study Autio, Erkko
 1994
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162 New, technology-based firms as agents of R & D and innovation: an empirical study 1994
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163 Nigeria's technology policy: is it adequate in the globalizing world? Sanni, S.A
 2001
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7 p.
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164 Non-mass, multi-product, small-sized production: the state of the art Hitomi, Katsundo
 1989
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165 [No title] Jelinek, Mariann
 2007
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166 [No title] Parker, Mike J.
 2007
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167 [No title] Queiroz, Sérgio
 2006
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168 Observing discussion forums and product innovation – A way to create consumer value? Case heart-rate monitors Haavisto, Piia
 2014
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169 Online piracy, innovation, and legitimate business models Choi, David Y.
 2007
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170 On technological change, transfer and business characteristics: Some inferences from twelve case studies emanating from the national engineering laboratory Reekie, W.Duncan
 1984
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171 On the dynamics of innovation in Quebec's coastal maritime industry Doloreux, David
 2008
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172 On the economic evaluation of future manufacturing systems Gold, Bela
 1987
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19 p.
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173 Organizational issues of flexible manufacturing systems Gupta, Yash P.
 1988
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174 Organizing resources for innovation and productivity Hull, Frank
 1984
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175 Patenting strategies in the German mechanical engineering industry and their relationship to company performance Ernst, H.
 1995
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176 Patterns of development and acquisitions for silicon valley startups Bruno, Albert V.
 1982
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177 Patterns of technological change in a rapidly developing country: A synthesis Kim, Linsu
 1987
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178 Planning and managing change Hayward, George
 1987
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179 Planning for an environment-friendly car Mildenberger, Udo
 2000
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180 Policy evaluation and Australian support for innovation Ryan, Neal
 1990
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181 Preface Rothwell, Roy
 1987
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182 Preparing for distant collaboration: Antecedents to potential absorptive capacity in cross-industry innovation Enkel, Ellen
 2014
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183 Principle of manufacturing: a proposed new concept Kobayashi, Akira
 1997
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184 Problems with cooperation between universities and enterprises—A comparative study on size of enterprise Corsten, Hans
 1987
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185 Processes of knowledge creation in knowledge-intensive firms: Empirical evidence from Boston's Route 128 and Spain Martín-de-Castro, Gregorio
 2008
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186 Product development success through cooperation: A study of entrepreneurial firms Dowling, Michael
 2006
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187 Product innovation management: A workbook for management in industry Hayward, George
 1988
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188 Productivity within sections of firms—I The design of a productivity measure for a section of a firm Snaddon, D.R
 1990
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189 Program Guidelines for Management of Technology (MOT) Graduate Level Academic Institutions' Accreditation Certification Certification 2007
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190 Project management and management of innovation in small industrial firms During, W.E.
 1986
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191 Project management demystified Hayward, G.
 1993
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192 Public policy and promoting manufacturing under licensing Reid, Stan D.
 1988
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193 Publisher's note 1982
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194 Quality management practices based on seven core elements in Hong Kong manufacturing industries Chin, K.S
 2002
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195 R&D and corporate strategies in UK materials-innovating companies Wield, David
 1995
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196 Recent essentials in innovation management and research Hayward, G.
 1996
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197 Reconceptualizing innovation policy. The case of France Vavakova, Blanka
 2006
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198 Regional systems of innovation and the knowledge production function: the Spanish case Buesa, Mikel
 2006
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199 Reindustrialization and technology Hayward, George
 1986
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200 Relationships between knowledge inertia, organizational learning and organization innovation Liao, Shu-hsien
 2008
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201 Safeguarding SMEs dynamic capabilities in technology innovative SME-large company partnerships in South Africa Sawers, Jill L.
 2008
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202 Scenarios and strategic management Rothwell, Roy
 1988
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3 p.
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203 Science and technology parks in Belgium and the Netherlands Hayward, G.
 1987
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2 p.
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204 Science parks and innovation centres: Their economic and social impact Rothwell, Roy
 1987
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205 Science parks and the growth of high technology firms Hayward, George
 1988
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206 Selecting R&D projects: a case study of the expected utility approach Mehrez, Abraham
 1988
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207 Sensor foresight—technology and market Andersen, Per Dannemand
 2004
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