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When less is more: coordinating innovation in open versus closed source software development
May 28, 2019 Editor 0
When less is more: coordinating innovation in open versus closed source software development Petra Kugler International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business, Vol. 37, No. 1 (2019) pp. 87 – 108 This paper compares the coordination effort required for innovative work in a typical firm and in an open source software development project. It concludes […]
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Social entrepreneurship: an emerging market perspective, some fresh evidence from Ghana
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Social entrepreneurship: an emerging market perspective, some fresh evidence from Ghana Kwame Adom; Abdallah Abdul-Rahaman; Francisca Duah-Agyemang International Journal of Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Vol. 5, No. 2 (2018) pp. 77 – 94 The study examined social entrepreneurship (SE) activities, SE environmental factors and the nexus of SE environment and SE. Scarce SE literature in […]
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Influence of personal traits on social entrepreneurship intention: an empirical study related to Tunisia
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Influence of personal traits on social entrepreneurship intention: an empirical study related to Tunisia Ines Ben Chikha; Anis Jarboui International Journal of Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Vol. 5, No. 2 (2018) pp. 148 – 165 Today, social entrepreneurship is one of the main solutions for solving social, economic and environmental problems. To participate in this […]
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Towards Innovation in Multinational Corporation Subsidiaries: Development of an Instrument to Select and Evaluate Value Driven Strategies
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This paper examines the complex, interdependent relationship between multinational companies and their subsidiaries. It discusses how subsidiary role development and specific strategic initiatives may add new value to corporations. While previous studies have identified the need for more proactive management practices, there are few practical guides available to managers to help them improve their performance. […]
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Research helps parents ‘give milk’ to improve nutrition and livelihoods in Rwanda
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This blog was originally posted on the Innovation Lab for Livestock Systems website. by Judy Kimani, International Livestock Research Institute Gabura Amata Mubyeyi, translated from Kinyarwanda, means “Parents, Give Milk.” This phrase communicates one of the core messages resulting from an ongoing research project in Rwanda. Many parents and other farmers are learning how to […]
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Nurturing a network of policy analysts in Kenyan agriculture
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A new initiative, dubbed ‘Nurturing a network of policy analysts for enhanced agricultural development and food and nutrition security in Kenya’ is seeking to empower scientists to be better translators of their research, with the aim of making agricultural policies and practices more science-based. Led by the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) in collaboration with […]
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