Technological collaboration in industry : strategy, policy and internationalization in innovation
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Technological collaboration in industry : strategy, policy and internationalization in innovation
Routledge, 1993
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [175]-186) and index
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内容説明
Both governments and firms are actively promoting collaborative research and development in technology using a variety of management techniques and strategies. Different companies experience different problems as they develop links and partnerships according to organization and technological understanding. In order to analyze what promotes or hinders successful collaboration, Mark Dodgson has conducted extensive research in the field and drawn together a selection of detailed case studies from around the world illustrating a variety of issues from Japanese joint ventures to small business development. He discusses the prevalence of such collaborative projects by exploring the changing processes of innovation, new policy initiatives and strategies for internationalization. He considers the scope and scale of collaboration in order to assess the way successful companies have achieved their growth. "Technological Collaboration in Industry" explores the area not just from a single perspective of management or technology but presenting a synthesis of business functions and economic analysis.
目次
1. Technology in Industry 2. Technological Collaboration in Industry 3. Why Collaboration? 4. Theoretical Approaches to Collaboration 5. Collaboration and Innovation - the case of biotechnology 6. Collaboration and Innovation - networks, intermediaries and standards 7. Public Policy and Technological Collaboration 8. Technological Collaboration and Corporate Strategy 9. Internationalization and Technological Collaboration 10. Technological Collaboration in Japan 11. The Collaborative Technological Activities of Small Firms 12. The Management of Technological Collaboration 13. The New Challenges of Technological Collaboration.
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