Titlebook: Industrial Innovation; Technology, Policy, Michael J. Baker (Professor of Marketing) Book 1979 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Technology Forecasting as an Influence on Technological Innovation: Past Examples and Future Expectppose or ignore a technological prospect incorporates the decision-maker’s assumptions about that technology and its viability in the future. These assumptions may be arrived at by explicit forecasting, by rough speculation, by traditional procedure or by neglect.

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Changing Corporate Attitudes to Innovation: A Case Study,research has been focused on specific innovations and has resulted in a considerable measure of agreement regarding those factors which appear essential for success. These can be broadly classified as attitudinal, organisational and managerial.

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,A Study in ‘Real Time’ of the Innovation Process in Two Science-based Companies,of decisions made by the managers concerned, and those decisions are made according to the quality of information available to those managers. It follows that the higher the level of technology invplved in the innovation the more critical becomes the quality of the information, both as regards the r

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Managing Product Innovation,ous studies of how firms generate, develop, and introduce new products and services. Unfortunately, this body of research offers little advice about how to plan and manage the complex set of activities that contribute to successful innovation. The literature on procedures and analytical methods also

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Industrial Buying Behaviour and the Adoption of Innovations,onomic growth. At the same time, it is clear that a substantial proportion of all new products and processes fail to achieve commercial acceptance and so must be viewed as making a negative contribution to such economic growth. Estimates as to failure rates for new products vary widely from over 90