New Technologies and the Firm
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Alan Cawson
Alan Goodacre
Alasdair Lonie
Alfred Thwaites
Bill Nixon
Brenda Wilson
Bruce Tether
Cash Flow Pressures
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CNC Machine Tool
competition
Cost Reducing Process Innovations
David Cleary
David Collison
Derek Bosworth
Dram
Electronic Data Processing Equipment
Electronic Messaging
Epidemic Effects
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Firm Specific Knowledge
Firm's Knowledge Base
Firm’s Knowledge Base
H. Doug Watts
Halifax Building Society
High Growth Firms
high-technology SMEs
Home Automation
Ian J. Smith
Ian Miles
Ian Tonks
innovation
Innovative Small Firms
international collaboration
Intra Firm Diffusion
J. Stanley Metcalfe
Janet Biggar
Janette Webb
Jas Gill
Jim McGrath
Joe Townsend
John Board
John Kay
Kate Barker
Ken Pratt
Leslie Haddon
Luke Georghiou
managing technical innovation
Mark Boden
Massoud Karshenas
new technologies
New Technology
organisational innovation
P. J. Robert Delargy
Paul D. Foley
Paul Stoneman
Paul Willman
PC Application Software
Peter Grindley
Pooran Wynarczyk
R&D financing
Ray P. Oakey
Richard Thomas
Rob Ball
Rob Wilson
Sarah Y. Cooper
Scottish Drinks
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Small Firm Sector
Small High Tech Firms
Small High Technology Firms
SSAP
strategies
Supplier User Relations
supplier-user rleationships
technology adoption strategies in firms
technology management
UK Company
UK Firm
Vice Versa
workforce skills development
Product details
- ISBN 9780815359418
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 27 Mar 2018
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Originally published in 1993 this book presents the findings of 14 teams involved in a research initiative to examine the initiation and resonse to innovation in firms. It draws together the many strands which were discovered to influence the successful generation and adoption of new technologies. The core issues in technology management are looked at, including skills and expertise, markets and marketing, finance and the issue of technology collaboration both on a domestic and international basis. Technology is shown to be at the very heart of corporate strategy and policy formation.
Peter Swann
