Sentence examples for innovation structures from inspiring English sources

?They really have to look at their particular environment, the entrepreneurial orientation of their university, their region?s existing innovation structures and programmes, and its main development priorities.

In this sense, open-ended outputs may increase 'porosity' of innovation structures (Pavie et al., 2014) against power asymmetries – while broadening discourses from 'who dominates whom' (Pavie et al., 2014) and from 'cultural expectations for proponents and opponents' (Swierstra & Rip, 2007), also towards more many-sided and proactive roles for producers and adopters.

Following a recent paper by Filippetti and Archibugi [Filippetti, A., Archibugi, D., 2011. Innovation in times of crisis: National systems of innovation, structure and demand.

The problem is addressed using a simple point innovation structure, which imposes the measurement information at the sensor location in the simulator.

Several options remain at hand to respond to the partial paradigm breakdown of plant breeding activities relying on molecular research tools, which yearn for a slice of partially open innovation structure.

The increasing relevance of environmental issues for the Spanish economy, its unemployment problem and the uniqueness in its innovation structure make it a proper and interesting context to investigate green innovation dynamics.

In this installation of Organizational Performance, we report on the successes of a number of companies in which leaders have identified the critical barriers to innovation: structure, systems, and culture.

A "networked open innovation" structure for collaborations between developed and developing country entities offers attractions for both.

We created a whole new product-innovation structure, where anyone can create in the company now.

Based on the ongoing discussion about the applicability of boundedly rational search and, in particular, the metaphor of an opportunity landscape, the author has developed a conceptual framework for the origin of economic innovations, structured along three dimensions.

David [1] pointed out that the loose network relationships of open innovation and structures in the cluster provide a new activity environment for innovation, and dynamic multiple network relationships make innovation and imitation easier to happen.