For example, Van der Panne (2004) finds evidence in the favour of Marshallian specialization in the Dutch case, where regional innovativeness is investigated through innovation counts, with high "local competition" within an industry playing a negative role in its innovativeness.
By developing an extended hierarchy model of consumer innovativeness with personal values, this study provides practical insights to fashion retailers by demonstrating how personal values (i.e., traits) and intention to adopt innovation are linked (Burgess 1992).
It was deemed relevant not only because it had demonstrable practical achievements in the past, but also because of its innovativeness, willingness to depart from the patterns of the past, and even its quasi-scientific outlook.
What if formal innovation training actually improved firm-level innovativeness?
The results showed that the level of the application of TEAL in practical learning is high, the application of TEAL to assist in improving the understanding so as to enhance creativity and innovativeness is high, and the provision of laboratory facilities at the FTVE in helping to create a TEAL learning environment is high.
Hayes, Wheelwright, and Clark argue much more strongly the immediate and practical claim that the United States has recently lost its leadership in three bases of competition: relative cost, relative quality, and relative innovativeness.
Innovativeness is the ability and tendency of entrepreneurial leaders to think creatively and recognize opportunities to produce novel and practical ideas, create new markets, introduce new products and services (Chen 2007; Gupta et al. 2004).
Additionally, learning orientation significantly affects innovativeness, and sequentially innovativeness has a significant effect on performance.
Innovativeness was found to positively impact economic performance.
