Original paper
Boundary Spanning in the Entrepreneurial Firm: Effects on Innovation and Firm Performance
Abstract
Innovations have been found to frequently originate from outside of organizations (Quinn, 1985; Utterback, 1971). While both small and large firms may face obstacles to achieving innovation, pursuing innovations outside of the firm’s boundaries has been suggested to enable small firms to mitigate liabilities of smallness (Ketchen Jr, Ireland, and Snow, 2007). But is this assertion true in all cases? What about the entrepreneurial firm which...
Paper Details
Title
Boundary Spanning in the Entrepreneurial Firm: Effects on Innovation and Firm Performance
Published Date
Jul 1, 2012
Volume
2012
Issue
1
Pages
15146 - 15146
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