European Journal of Innovation Management: Volume 15 Issue 1

Multiple standards and critical masses, and the formation of new industries: The case of the Japanese mobile internet

Jeffrey L. Funk

The purpose of this paper is to analyze standard setting and how a critical mass of users emerged in an industry in which multiple interface standards co‐exist and a critical mass…

The adoption of open innovation within the telecommunication industry

Barbara Bigliardi, Alberto Ivo Dormio, Francesco Galati

The paper, covering the actual argument of open innovation, aims to answer two main research questions, namely: “Which open innovation approach is adopted by the companies…

A cross‐level analysis of organizational creativity climate and perceived innovation: The mediating effect of work motivation

Carol Yeh‐Yun Lin, Feng‐Chuan Liu

The concept that creativity climate facilitates innovation outcome is well‐received, yet it has not been widely tested in non‐Western countries. To fill the gap between concept…

Learning processes, their impact on innovation performance and the moderating role of radicalness

Miguel Hernandez‐Espallardo, Francisco‐Jose Molina‐Castillo, Augusto Rodriguez‐Orejuela

This study aims to extend the proposal of Holmqvist with regard to organisational processes of learning and their impact on firm performance.

The influence of market orientation on new product success

Stanley Kam Sing Wong, Canon Tong

This research seeks to investigate key determinants of new product success (NPS) from the perspective of new product development (NPD) team leaders in the electronics industry in…

What are the factors that affect innovation in growing SMEs?

Tomi Heimonen

The purpose of this paper is to report on a study aimed at identifying factors that affect the innovativeness of growing small and medium‐sized firms (SMEs). It aims to use…