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Engines of innovation: U.S. industrial research at the end of an era
Richard S. Rosenbloom and William J. Spencer
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Frontmatter (page N/A)
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Preface (page vii)
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Introduction: Technology's Vanishing Wellspring (Richard S. Rosenbloom and William J. Spencer, page 1)
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PART ONE The Institutional Context of Research and Innovation in Industry (page 11)
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1. The Evolution of Industrial Research in the United States (David A. Hounshell, page 13)
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2. The Roles of Universities in the Advance of Industrial Technology (Nathan Rosenberg and Richard R. Nelson, page 87)
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3. Strategic Alliances and Industrial Research (David C. Mowery and David J. Teece, page 111)
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PART TWO Perspectives from Practice (page 131)
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4. Research and Change Management in Xerox (Mark B. Myers, page 133)
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5. Reinventing Research at IBM (John Armstrong, page 151)
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6. The Future of Industrial R&D, or, Postcards from the Edge of the Abyss (Peter R. Bridenbaugh, page 155)
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7. Some Personal Perspectives on Research in the Semiconductor Industry (Gordon E. Moore, page 165)
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PART THREE Reconceptualizing Research and Innovation (page 175)
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8. Commericializing Technology: Imaginative Understanding of User Needs (Dorothy Leonard-Barton and John L. Doyle, page 177)
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9. Rethinking the Role of Industrial Research (Mark B. Myers and Richard S. Rosenbloom, page 209)
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Conclusion: Shaping a New Era (Richard R. Nelson, Richard S. Rosenbloom, and William J. Spencer, page 229)
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References (page 241)
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Index (page 265)
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About the Contributors (page 275)
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Published: c1996
Publisher: Harvard Business School Press
- 9780875846750 (hardcover)