2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.intman.2011.05.005
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Subsidiary embeddedness as a determinant of divisional headquarters involvement in innovation transfer processes

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“…Research also confirms that the CHQ's ability to detect and interpret the quality of a given subsidiary issue is limited and largely inadequate (Ambos & Mahnke, 2010;Bouquet et al 2009;Dellestrand, 2011). Attention biases at CHQ in the form of bounded rationality and ethnocentrism may be drivers of negative attention and may cause the CHQ to act with ignorance, destroying the potential value of an issue (Birkinshaw et al 2007;Bouquet et al 2016;Ciabuschi et al 2011).…”
Section: Negative Chq Attentionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Research also confirms that the CHQ's ability to detect and interpret the quality of a given subsidiary issue is limited and largely inadequate (Ambos & Mahnke, 2010;Bouquet et al 2009;Dellestrand, 2011). Attention biases at CHQ in the form of bounded rationality and ethnocentrism may be drivers of negative attention and may cause the CHQ to act with ignorance, destroying the potential value of an issue (Birkinshaw et al 2007;Bouquet et al 2016;Ciabuschi et al 2011).…”
Section: Negative Chq Attentionmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Divisional headquarters are likely to become involved in such large projects as they are closer to the subsidiaries and have a better understanding of the subsidiary, its business network, and the innovation requirements (Benito et al 2011;Dellestrand 2011). As such, divisional headquarters may help steering the network and handle or negotiate conflict with multiple partners (Poppo 2003).…”
Section: Hypothesis Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…a szervezeti tanulást különösen az támogatja, ha a külföldi leányvállalatok megosztják egymással a különböző piacaikon szerzett tapasztalataikat (Filippetti és szerzőtársai [2013]). nem csupán a belső szervezeti folyamatok révén, hanem a külső partnerkapcsolatok is vezethetnek innovatív elgondolások megvalósításához (Dellestrand [2011]). …”
Section: Pénzügyi Teljesítmény Kiskereskedelmi Innovációunclassified