Wissenschaftliche Literatur Configuration

Adrian Wüthrich

A Configurational Perspective on New Venture Team Heterogeneity

Schriften zur Existenz- und Unternehmensgründung

Jungunternehmen sind für volkswirtschaftliches Wachstum von zentraler Bedeutung, unter anderem weil sie Arbeitsplätze schaffen sowie innovative Produkte und Dienstleistungen fördern. Die meisten Jungunternehmen werden von unternehmerischen Teams (New Venture Teams, NVTs) gegründet und geführt. Nebst zahlreichen externen Faktoren (z.B. Kunden, Wettbewerb) spielt die Heterogenität dieser Teams eine wichtige Rolle für deren Entwicklung. Dies deshalb, weil die Verteilung…

Darjo Felda / Mara Cotič / Boris Černilec / Amalija Žakelj / Milena Valenčič Zuljan

Effectiveness of the Learning Environment

Findings of Monitoring Mathematics Lessons

Studien zur Schulpädagogik

As mathematics classes should encourage different ways of thinking, creativity, formal knowledge and skills, and enable students to know the useful and meaningful side of mathematics, it is necessary that the organization of classes contributes to a high student achievement. The high quality classes are focused as a combination of teaching and learning to reach an effective learning environment which requires the students to persevere and work hard and represents a…

Timm Wutzler

Open Innovation and Knowledge Management in Large Corporations

Organizational Antecedents and Performance Effects

Strategisches Management

This book consists of four individual studies that shed light on the interplay of innovation and knowledge management issues. With the proliferation of the open innovation paradigm and against the backdrop of increasing external knowledge transfer activities, knowledge management today is of cardinal importance for innovation and firm performance. However, knowledge management is no longer a pure intra-organizational activity. Instead, it constitutes a vital interface…

Johannes Ixmeier

The Influence of Transnational Strategies on Global Production Networks

Conceptual Background and Selected Theoretical and Empirical Aspects

Strategisches Management

In this book the strategic alignment of multinational manufacturing companies is investigated, incorporating research streams from operations, strategic and international management. Grounding on the paradigms of the transnational strategy, the author analyzes the configuration and coordination of global manufacturing systems on a strategic level. In a first step, this book gives a structured overview of configuration possibilities for global production networks,…

Martin Krikken

The Organizational Response to Remote Service Delivery

A Competence-Based Exploration of Remotability in the Capital Goods Sector

Schriftenreihe innovative betriebswirtschaftliche Forschung und Praxis

Fueled by the arrival of the Internet, modern technologies have been gradually relaxing the need for physical proximity between service providers and service objects, which has long been considered a major burden for global service delivery. The utilization of remote service delivery, in particular, puts service providers in the promising position to offer service elements to service objects at any given location and at any given time. Naturally, this raises vital…

Alexander Claus Wenz

Business Model Innovation: The Role of Organisational Ambidexterity

Beating Yourself at Your Own Game

Strategisches Management

This book’s overall aim is to enhance the understanding of the BMI phenomenon by examining certain causes, means, and consequences that surround it, to eventually derive both theoretical and managerial implications. To achieve this goal, the rich knowledge of organisational ambidexterity theory is utilised and interweaved with BMI theory. The writing is structured into five chapters. Enclosed by an introductory and conclusive chapter to interweave individual goals and…

Rudolf Lenk

Biophysical Applications of NMR

Schriftenreihe naturwissenschaftliche Forschungsergebnisse

Living systems have a very complicated molecular structure. They are characterized by a great number of spatial configurations, high entropy and significant random movements. Because of the absence of symmetry and regularity in these systems, random motion is the most significant phenomenon to define their physiological state.

This book shows how living systems can be characterized by Brownian motion and particle fluctuation, using the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance…