Product innovation

The rapid development of manufacturing sectors in the contemporary Industry 4.0 era has prompted enterprises to adopt increasingly systematic, streamlined, and efficient organizational structures. In this scenario, production scheduling has arisen as an essential function that contributes to the effective allocation of organizational resources in the production process, while shortening production time and satisfying customer deadlines.

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Windows 8 introduced innovation for a new era of devices designed for mobility and touch. It’s designed for how you work and play, create, connect with people, and discover, while using the widest range of hardware, modern apps, and other cloud-connected services. Connected to the cloud, Windows 8 set out to push boundaries. It expanded the possibilities of the services you use every day, with new and beautiful apps for entertainment and productivity and a best-in-class browsing experience with Internet Explorer 10....

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This study focuses on exploring the effects of networks on the process of commercialisation in the biotechnology industry. The biotechnology industry itself has a specific position in the industrial markets because of its capability of successfully employing network knowledge to innovate products and services. However, the industry struggles to implement the resource networks to take innovations to market.

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This study "Sustained product innovation in small companies through the lens of absorptive capacity" conducts qualitative and quantitative research into the ability of small companies to acquire and exploit new knowledge (absorptive capacity) and how this capability together with organisational processes, resources, capabilities and characteristics influence the front-end of the product innovation process; and how this in turn impacts on successful and sustained product innovation, in the context of small food manufacturing companies in Australia.

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This study investigates a number of the drivers of upgrading speed within consumer electronic products. The main constructs under investigation are psychological predisposition to rapidly upgrade (PPRU), product factors (PF), vicarious innovativeness (VI), vicarious adoption (VA), and disposal orientation (DO). In addition, a consumer’s intention to quickly upgrade in the future (FIU) is also investigated.

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This study developed the framework of knowledge spillovers at sector level and investigated these spillover effects of research and development (R&D), foreign direct investment (FDI) and trade activities on sectoral innovation by Spatial Regression Models.

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The general objective is to investigate channels of knowledge spillovers on sectoral innovation in manufacturing industries in Vietnam.

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This study developed the framework of knowledge spillovers at sector level and investigated these spillover effects of research and development (R&D), foreign direct investment (FDI) and trade activities on sectoral innovation by Spatial Regression Models. Besides, the study examined the spillover effects of sectoral innovation and provincial human resources on firms’ TFP with 7,236 enterprises in 38 sectors of Vietnamese manufacturing industries, located in 62 provinces by Cross-Classified Models.

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The thesis builds a linkage model between green product innovation, green process innovation, impact factors and hotel performance, testing this model in Vietnam.

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Many empirical studies in developing economies suggest that economic diversification is indispensable for sustained economic growth. It is also suggested by studies that economic diversification of a country can be influenced by upgrading the capabilities of companies, scientists, regions which will empower them to innovate and create new products, processes and organizational structures.

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The primary objective of the current study is to investigate the role of innovation in supply chain management. By using the cross-sectional research design, 300 questionnaires were distributed among the employees of logistic companies.

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This paper illustrates an innovative manufacturing procedure for producing handcrafted interlocking stabilized compressed earth blocks (ISCEBs). A comparison of the mechanical properties of ISCEBs is conducted to assess the influence of varying components.

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In this chapter you will learn: Know the content of and differences among strategies, marketing plans, and a marketing program; know how to use S.W.O.T. analysis and other planning approaches to zero in on a marketing strategy that fits the firm's objectives and resources and meets customers' needs; understand why the product classes and typical mixes are a good starting point for planning;...

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Numerous innovations in high-throughput protein production and micro-array surface technologies have enabled the development of addressable formats for proteins ordered at high spatial density. Protein array imple-mentations have largely focused on antibody arrays for high-throughput protein profiling. However, it is also possible to construct arrays of full-length, functional proteins from a library of expression clones.

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COMPETITIVE RESPONSE TO RADICAL PRODUCT INNOVATIONS The competitive case serves as a baseline, but it is not a realistic description of choice in the presence of peer group externalities. I next consider a market with ten equally-sized districts, a degree of Tiebout choice that, as is discussed below in Section 1.4, corresponds roughly to the 80th percentile U.S. metropolitan area. Assume that J = 10 , n = N 10 , and 10 j μ j = , j = 1,K,10 . Panel C of Figure 1.1 displays the unique, perfectly sorted equilibrium when δ = 0 . Families in the j th decile of the income...

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