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Interorganizational innovation across geographic and cognitive boundaries: does firm size matter?
Abstract
A key trend of recent literature is the increased use of interorganizational relationships to achieve organizational objectives. While the phenomenon of collaborative innovation has attracted significant academic interest in recent years, little research has been undertaken to examine how widespread the collaborative phenomenon is relative to organizational size or the diversity of partner organizations being leveraged for collaborative...
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Title
Interorganizational innovation across geographic and cognitive boundaries: does firm size matter?
Published Date
Mar 11, 2015
Journal
Volume
46
Issue
S1
Pages
227 - 243
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