1995
DOI: 10.1016/0737-6782(95)00026-p
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Development of novel products through intraorganizational and interorganizational networks the case of home automation

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“…Y eight categories-reformulated/new parts/remerchandising/new improvements/new products/new user/ new market/new customers [29]; Y five categories-systematic/major/minor/incremental/ unrecorded [18]; Y tetra-categorization -incremental/modular/architectural/radical [27], niche creation/architectural/regular/ revolutionary [1], incremental/evolutionary market/ evolutionary technical/radical [42], incremental/ market breakthrough/technological breakthrough/ radical [7], incremental/architectural/fusion/ breakthrough [57]; Y triadic categorization-low innovativeness/moderate innovativeness/high innovativeness [31], incremental/ new generation/radically new [62] and, Y dichotomous categorization-discontinuous/continuous [3,47], instrumental/ultimate [23], variations/reorientations [43], true/adoption [37], original/reformulated [64], innovations/reinnovations [49], radical/ routine [38], evolutionary/revolutionary [59], sustaining/disruptive [9], really new/incremental [50,54], breakthrough/incremental [46], and radical/incremental [5,18,4,30,35,52,56].…”
Section: Innovation Typology Comparisonsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Y eight categories-reformulated/new parts/remerchandising/new improvements/new products/new user/ new market/new customers [29]; Y five categories-systematic/major/minor/incremental/ unrecorded [18]; Y tetra-categorization -incremental/modular/architectural/radical [27], niche creation/architectural/regular/ revolutionary [1], incremental/evolutionary market/ evolutionary technical/radical [42], incremental/ market breakthrough/technological breakthrough/ radical [7], incremental/architectural/fusion/ breakthrough [57]; Y triadic categorization-low innovativeness/moderate innovativeness/high innovativeness [31], incremental/ new generation/radically new [62] and, Y dichotomous categorization-discontinuous/continuous [3,47], instrumental/ultimate [23], variations/reorientations [43], true/adoption [37], original/reformulated [64], innovations/reinnovations [49], radical/ routine [38], evolutionary/revolutionary [59], sustaining/disruptive [9], really new/incremental [50,54], breakthrough/incremental [46], and radical/incremental [5,18,4,30,35,52,56].…”
Section: Innovation Typology Comparisonsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Principais oportunidades para futuras pesquisas Tidd (1995) Mais estudos robustos de medições da estrutura de redes intra e interorganizacionais precisam ser desenvolvidos para analisar as relações entre diferentes divisões de produtos ou entre diferente firmas.…”
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“…Modular manufacturing system enables skilled workers to use the simplest integrated combination of processes, machine systems, tooling, people, organizational structures, information flows, control and computer systems necessary to perform a given task (Rogers and Bottaci, 1997). Its benefits include increase of the productivity, inexpensive facility investment, cost-efficient work space, easy model change, and so forth (Wemmerlov and Johnson, 1997;Sengupta and Jacobs, 2004;Johnson, 2005;Ruiz-Torres and Mahmood, 2007).…”
Section: Samsung Production Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the case of manufacturing industry, for example, supplier involvement in product development, production, supply chain, etc has a significant effect on buyer"s global competitiveness (Fine, 1998). Cooperation between companies helps build the core competence or competitive advantage of each company, and supports acquisition of information, cost reduction, quality improvement, and new product development (Powell, 1987;Sabel, 1993;Bastos, 2001;Tidd, 1995;Shin et al 2000;Beamon, 1999).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%