Collaboration partners, slack resources and firm's innovation performance
作者： Yinjuan Yang , Jin Chen
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关键词: Business 、 Open innovation 、 Exchange of information 、 Product lifecycle 、 Work in process 、 Marketing 、 Business environment 、 Competitor analysis 、 Transaction cost 、 Resource-based view
摘要: Firms rely more and on external collaboration partners to reduce the R&D cost as well shorten product life cycle. Open innovation become a new paradigm for firms competitive in highly dynamic business environment. Firm's partner extents from customers, suppliers university, research institute, even competitors, resource based view hold that different can provide with complementary resources add fuel firm's while transaction theory coordination, communication traveling exchange of information among involved will increase cost. Based various foundations, this want highlight how does influence performance, redundancy interaction result partners. This study underline importance process innovation, role slack between performance.
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