Issues > Fall 2007

Volume 50
Issue 1

Table of Contents

Too Much of a Good Thing? Quality as an Impediment to Innovation
article 01 Nov 2007 | Robert Cole, Tsuyoshi Matsumiya

The Organizational Dimensions of Creativity: Motion Picture Production
article 01 Nov 2007 | Pablo Spiller, Ricard Gil

The 'Non-Globalization' of Innovation in the Semiconductor Industry
article 01 Nov 2007 | David Mowery, Jeffrey Macher, Alberto Di Minin

The Innovative Organization: Creating Value Through Outsourcing
article 01 Nov 2007 | Steven Tadelis

Open Innovation and Strategy
article 01 Nov 2007 | Melissa Appleyard, Henry Chesbrough

New Product Blockbusters: The Magic and Science of Prediction Markets
article 01 Nov 2007 | Teck-Hua Ho, Kay-Yut Chen

Models of Innovation: Startups and Mature Corporations
article 01 Nov 2007 | John Freeman, Jerome Engel

Meta-Technologies and Innovation Leadership: Why There May Be Nothing New Under the Sun
article 01 Nov 2007 | Rashi Glazer

Leading through Negotiation: Harnessing the Power of Gender Stereotypes
article 01 Nov 2007 | Laura Kray

Innovation in Services: Corporate Culture and Investment Banking
article 01 Nov 2007 | Jennifer Chatman, Richard Lyons, Caneel Joyce

Innovation: Brand It or Lose It
article 01 Nov 2007 | David Aaker

Innovation as a Learning Process: Embedding Design Thinking
article 01 Nov 2007 | Sara Beckman, Michael Barry

Innovation and Leadership Values
article 01 Nov 2007 | Raymond Miles

How to Capture Value from Innovation: Shaping Intellectual Property and Industry Architecture
article 01 Nov 2007 | David Teece, Gary Pisano

A Dashboard for Online Pricing
article 01 Nov 2007 | John Morgan, Michael Baye, J. Gatti, Paul Kattuman

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