Analyzing innovation adoption using a knowledge-based approach

By S. Gopalakrishnan, Paul E. Bierly III. 2001

210 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computer Science Applications, Management Science and Operations Research, Strategy and Management

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1. Ana Pérez-Luño
2. Gloria Cuevas Rodríguez
3. C. C. Medina
4. Antonio Carmona Lavado

Citations in the corpus

• Organizational factors and technological features in the development of green innovations: Evidence from patent analysis (2011, unknown): “Therefore, it is generally associated with knowledge that is sophisticated and difficult to understand (Gopalakrishnan & Bierly 2001).”
• How social capital and knowledge affect innovation (2011, background): “This result could be consistent with previous research that demonstrates that codified knowledge favors other dimensions of innovation, such as the number of new products with a very low degree of newness (Gopalakrishnan and Bierly, 2001).”