This paper presents empirical research aimed at studying the most critical success factors in
Information Technology (IT) projects. Several studies show that many IT projects have …

Service innovations are ubiquitous and do affect our daily and business lives intensively. A
few firm-level examples may illustrate our point. In retailing IKEA has over the years …

The purpose of this empirical study is to develop a conceptual framework to understand how
organisational culture and organisational learning contribute to innovation performance. The …

In today's knowledge based economy, sustainable strategic advantages are gained more
from an organisation's knowledge assets than from the more traditional types of economic …

The present study intended to explore the relationship between communication climate and
innovative work behavior among employees of advertisement agencies of electronic and …

Purpose–This paper aims to examine and describe competitive priorities for service
providers in Thailand. This research responds to the need expressed by the Federation of …

Bioinformatics is a rapidly developing field of quantitative biomedical research with the
potential to transform the three principle domains within healthcare operations of research …

Official statistics suggest that European service corporations seem to be ignoring the
importance of R&D and innovation activities. It is worthwhile to look at whether and how …

Facing relentless pressure to provide cost effective high quality healthcare, greater
emphasis is being placed on minimal invasive surgical and diagnostic techniques. Such …

Currently, Nonaka's (1994) knowledge spiral, and Spender's (1996) and Blackler's (1995)
respective frameworks, are considered important for understanding knowledge creation. In …