Innovation: More than Research and Development | 
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| Journal | Industrie Management |
| Issue | Volume 21, 2005, Edition 3, Pages 54-58 |
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Abstract
Today, innovations are perceived as the crucial factor for economic growth and employment. Companies investing heavily into research and development for technologically innovative products seem to have a competitive edge. This finding is empirically proved. However, further promising innovation strategies do exist. Based on a survey of 1450 companies of the manufacturing sector this article shows that also companies focussing on intelligent product service combinations or innovative techno-organisational processes outperform their competitors as regards employment growth.
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