The impact of organizational culture and learning on innovation performance
B Tan, C Lee, JZ Chiu
International Journal of Innovation and Learning, 2008, 5(4), pp413-428
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Knowledge, understanding and the dynamics of medical innovation
R Ramlogan, D Consoli
Munich Personal Re PEc Archive, 2008, April
This paper investigates the processes by which scientific knowledge is created and legitimized. The paper also contributes to general understanding of the innovation process by supporting the notion that knowledge coordination is a distributed process that cuts across and connects complementary areas of expertise.
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