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How should firms evaluate success in university-industry alliances? A performance measurement system
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What are Business Models? Developing a Theory of Performative Representations
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Why do academics engage with industry? The entrepreneurial university and individual motivations
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Value Co-Creation In The Delivery of Outcome-Based Contracts For Business-To-Business Service
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We Don’t Need No Education: Or Do We? Management Education and Alumni Adoption of Strategy Tools
Antecedents of New Business Idea Generation in Large, Established Firms
WP No. 058-October- 2007
Julian Birkinshaw and Susan Hill
Despite its importance as a potential source of variation within industries, little is currently known about the antecedents of new business ideas in large, established firms. While a number of organization and management literatures address, tangentially, issues pertaining to this topic, none examines it directly. We aim in this paper to contribute to building a body of research that directly addresses idea generation in corporate contexts.
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