Titlebook: Competitive Innovation Management; Techniques to Improv James A. Christiansen Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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A Framework for Thinking about Innovation To be able to think clearly about this process, it is useful to be able to break it into phases, and then to develop a clear theoretical understanding of each phase. That is what I will do in this chapter.

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Two Common Paths of Innovation System Evolutionthat they do not all address the problem in the same way, and the solutions they propose are not completely compatible. For example, a variety of writers on the automobile (for example, Womack .., 1990; Clark and Fujimoto, 1991) and pharmaceutical (for example, Spilker, 1989) industries have describ

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The Evolution of Idea Generation, Funding, and Development Systemss, and identified two evolutionary paths that these companies followed. Single product-line companies in relatively stable industries focused on increasing innovation system efficiency, rationalizing the innovation process and developing Focused systems. Companies that wanted to diversify, particula

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Conclusion can affect a company’s innovation performance. Part I of the book built on that story to develop a number of definitions and concepts that helped to illustrate two things. First, they showed how the innovation process works during the key phases of idea generation, funding, and development. Second,

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Dieter B. Pressmar,Rolf Hansmannstries, they describe methods of diversifying and managing the proliferation of ideas. Are these prescriptions compatible with each other? Should all companies adopt both prescriptions? If so, how? If not, which prescriptions are valid when?

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