Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10494924 | Technovation | 2005 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
The paper explores several dimensions of Danish industry's innovative performance with respect to the paradigm of the fifth generation innovation model that was suggested by Rothwell [Int. Market. Rev. 11 (1994) 7]. These dimensions include a general status of innovativeness in Danish companies, a look at time and cost trade-off, the fifth innovation generation's related performance and possible congruence between the fifth generation's factors and motives for their implementation. The source of data is an existing survey 'The Danish industry-Present and Future'. Results indicate that Danish manufacturing companies demonstrate an innovative performance close to the fourth generation of innovation, which is slightly different than it is perceived publicly.
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Authors
Zoran Perunovic, Thomas B. Christiansen,