The role of evaluation in business process re-engineering: two case studies in the construction industry

Impact of Technological and Non-Technological Innovation on Firm Performance: Empirical Study at Turk Telekom Group Antalya Office

“…Following work increasingly made the argument that innovation is important as a crucial source of performance which is, in turn, claimed to be one of the key factors for firm success and survival (Mumford & Licuanan, 2004;Johannessen, 2008;Bartel & Garud, 2009;Standing & Kiniti, 2011). For example, Vakola and Rezgui (2000) define innovation as an idea, a product or process, or a system that is perceived to be new to an individual. Thus, innovation can occur in the domains of product, process, organizational and marketing strategies.…”

Impact of Technological and Non-Technological Innovation on Firm Performance: Empirical Study at Turk Telekom Group Antalya Office

“…Following work increasingly made the argument that innovation is important as a crucial source of performance which is, in turn, claimed to be one of the key factors for firm success and survival (Mumford & Licuanan, 2004;Johannessen, 2008;Bartel & Garud, 2009;Standing & Kiniti, 2011). For example, Vakola and Rezgui (2000) define innovation as an idea, a product or process, or a system that is perceived to be new to an individual. Thus, innovation can occur in the domains of product, process, organizational and marketing strategies.…”

Intellectual capital and innovativeness in software development firms: the moderating role of firm size

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Promoting innovation through the accumulation of intellectual capital, social capital, and entrepreneurial orientation

“…An innovation is defined as an idea, a product or process, or a system that is perceived to be new to an individual (Vakola and Rezgui, 2000). Thus, innovation can occur in domains of product, process and organization.…”

Impact of Technological and Non-Technological Innovation on Firm Performance: Empirical Study at Turk Telekom Group Antalya Office

“…Following work increasingly made the argument that innovation is important as a crucial source of performance which is, in turn, claimed to be one of the key factors for firm success and survival (Mumford & Licuanan, 2004;Johannessen, 2008;Bartel & Garud, 2009;Standing & Kiniti, 2011). For example, Vakola and Rezgui (2000) define innovation as an idea, a product or process, or a system that is perceived to be new to an individual. Thus, innovation can occur in the domains of product, process, organizational and marketing strategies.…”

Intellectual capital and innovativeness in software development firms: the moderating role of firm size

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Promoting innovation through the accumulation of intellectual capital, social capital, and entrepreneurial orientation

“…An innovation is defined as an idea, a product or process, or a system that is perceived to be new to an individual (Vakola and Rezgui, 2000). Thus, innovation can occur in domains of product, process and organization.…”

Impact of Technological and Non-Technological Innovation on Firm Performance: Empirical Study at Turk Telekom Group Antalya Office

“…Following work increasingly made the argument that innovation is important as a crucial source of performance which is, in turn, claimed to be one of the key factors for firm success and survival (Mumford & Licuanan, 2004;Johannessen, 2008;Bartel & Garud, 2009;Standing & Kiniti, 2011). For example, Vakola and Rezgui (2000) define innovation as an idea, a product or process, or a system that is perceived to be new to an individual. Thus, innovation can occur in the domains of product, process, organizational and marketing strategies.…”

Intellectual capital and innovativeness in software development firms: the moderating role of firm size

“……”

Promoting innovation through the accumulation of intellectual capital, social capital, and entrepreneurial orientation

“…An innovation is defined as an idea, a product or process, or a system that is perceived to be new to an individual (Vakola and Rezgui, 2000). Thus, innovation can occur in domains of product, process and organization.…”