The research presented in this paper explores the effect of inbound, outbound and coupled
open innovation practices on firms' performances in the biopharmaceutical industry …

External knowledge has been found to be vital in generating innovation. However, little is
known about the conditions under which firms can benefit from utilizing specific external …

In this paper we test whether the use of a set of technology management tools (TM-tools), a
specification of alliance portfolio capability, influences the relationship between alliance …

This paper studies how human capital can affect the relationship between open innovation
and the financial performance of firms. The results demonstrate that there is an inversed U …

The focus of this paper is on exploring linkages among Open Innovation practices and firm
performance. While, in the last ten years, a certain amount of papers facing such issue has …

The study draws on dynamic capabilities theory and evidence-based research to provide the
first meta-analysis on the open innovation (OI)–firm performance relationship from 2003 to …

Business model innovation (BMI) often involves the acquisition of external resources, their
integration with and adaptation to internal capabilities and the exploitation of these novel …

Based on the knowledge-based view, we examined the relationships among various
dimensions of intellectual capital, including human capital, organizational capital, and …

This article examines outcomes that are achieved by latecomer firms by accumulating
innovative capabilities. By drawing on fieldwork evidence from pulp and paper firms in Brazil …

Many firms find inward technology licensing (ITL), as a means to access external
technological knowledge, an effective and relatively inexpensive way for new product …