Targeting innovation and implications for capability development

By Dave Francisa, John Bessantb. 2004

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Subfields: Business and International Management, Marketing, Strategy and Management

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Innovation capability for SME success: perspectives of financial and operational performance (2014, background): “Therefore, developing innovation capability is important, as innovation plays a key role in the survival and growth of organizations (Francis and Bessant, 2005).”
Where Do Good Innovation Ideas Come From? Exploring the Influence of Network Connectivity on Innovation Idea Quality (2009, background): “Firms that successfully innovate have an ability to implement more and better ideas than their competitors and thereby to gain an advantage (Francis and Bessant, 2005).”
Employee-driven innovation and workplace learning: basic concepts, approaches and themes (2010, background): “Francis and Bessant’s 4P model on innovation (Francis and Bessant, 2005) appears to be more inclusive.”
Configuration of innovation and performance in the service industry: evidence from the Taiwanese hotel industry (2008, background): “…on two other areas where innovation is possiblemarket position and business models, these scholars recognise four different kinds of innovation Francis and Bessant (2005) (1) Innovation in product (2) Innovation in process (3) Innovation in position (4) Innovation in paradigm Source: This…”
Knowledge sharing, absorptive capacity, and innovation capability: an empirical study of Taiwan's knowledge-intensive industries (2007, background): “Innovation is often described in terms of changes in what a firm offers the world (product/service innovation) and the ways it creates and delivers those offerings (process innovation) [30].”