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Einleitung. Chemie und Physik der Zellulose,ducts, a pseudonym). USF was far from the largest company in its field. But it showed a record of steady growth and profits going back more than three decades. It was a solid player in its core markets, and had diversified into a few related businesses. USF management hired us to help them to find n

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7985-1955-8fferent management structures, systems, and practices caused delays in the project. Later, division management changed many of these same systems and practices in an effort to improve innovation performance. It is useful to look more analytically at what they did.

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Bedeutung des M. Subscapularis, 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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8440-0s identified in this book. It is even less likely that any one manager, even the CEO, will be in a position to change all the dimensions of management that may need to be changed for the company to have an optimally effective innovation system. Implementing a change program in a large company is ine

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Schriften zur Unternehmensführung 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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-16500-0formance. This will be achieved by taking the reader through the story of the Chemical Residues (CR) project. By demonstrating, narratively, that a wide range of tools affected this project, I will make the more general point that a wide range of tools can, in principle, affect any project. I will then classify and analyze the tools in Chapter 3.