Knowledge transfer—the extent to which one unit learns from or is affected by the
experience of another—has the potential to improve the performance of organizations …

Purpose This study aims to examine the combinations of internal and external knowledge
flows between research and development (R&D) incumbents and start-ups in the context of …

Previous research has highlighted the benefits of leveraging knowledge generated through
internal R&D and external customer knowledge to drive firm innovation. While it is …

This study delves into the implications of faculty's multidisciplinary educational backgrounds
on their academic placement and upward mobility, and underscores the moderating effects …

Purpose This study aims to determine whether knowledge creation processes (KCPs)–
knowledge exchange and knowledge integration affect digital innovation (DI), including …

Escalation of commitment occurs when managers continue to devote efforts to
underperforming new product development (NPD) projects, even though doing so carries a …

We investigate how two experiences of technology search and product component reuse
singly and jointly drive firms to generate subsequent new product innovations. We …

To achieve breakthrough innovation, firms often need to acquire complementary knowledge
from cross-industry actors in the innovation ecosystem, where unique and supermodular …

Megaprojects are considered to be platforms providing participants with potential
opportunities for technological innovation and capability development, but it is unclear which …

This paper examines the effect of decomposability in a firm's knowledge network—the extent
to which knowledge elements in a firm's knowledge base are coupled with each other or …