2012
DOI: 10.4324/9780203120972
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Challenging the Innovation Paradigm

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“…In the book they edited, K.-E. Sveiby, P. Gripenberg and B. Segercrantz are critical of the assessment that innovations are important economic measures of enterprise functioning. They emphasise the possibility of undesired consequences and argue that external factors may reduce the benefits of innovations (Sveiby, Gripenberg, Segercrantz, 2012).…”
Section: Course Of Research and Research Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the book they edited, K.-E. Sveiby, P. Gripenberg and B. Segercrantz are critical of the assessment that innovations are important economic measures of enterprise functioning. They emphasise the possibility of undesired consequences and argue that external factors may reduce the benefits of innovations (Sveiby, Gripenberg, Segercrantz, 2012).…”
Section: Course Of Research and Research Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…EI can have, as other organizational areas are closely related to it, such as innovation and undesirable and unforeseen consequences (Sveiby et al, 2012). This can result in lower productivity (Abrahamson, 1991), health consequences (Desmarchelier & Szabo, 2008) for both clients and employees, and less innovation in small and medium-sized companies (Koeller, 1995), and it is relevant to differentiate them from those that are considered externalities (Pigou, 1920).…”
Section: Undesirable and Unintended Consequences Of Entrepreneurshipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para Sveiby et al (2015), la innovación en las empresas se logra a través de un conocimiento accesible en los diferentes niveles organizacionales porque a partir de este elemento intangible se crean productos basados en el conocimiento que van generando nuevas competencias y beneficios competitivos. Es decir, la innovación está fuertemente condicionada por la capacidad de cooperar, valorar la experiencia, aplicar el aprendizaje y la forma en que se tiene organizado el conocimiento dentro de una organización.…”
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