Wellsprings of Knowledge: Building and Sustaining the Sources of Innovation
Опубликовано на портале: 23-01-2003
Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 1995
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This is a book about how firms manage their knowledge assets, specifically the creation
and growth of their technological capabilities. It is based on extensive field research
undertaken in US manufacturing companies over a ten year period. At the center of
the analysis is the concept of core capabilities, comprising skills and knowledge
base, physical systems, managerial systems, and values. Unchecked, these capabilities
can become core rigidities restricting the ability of the firm to develop and exploit
knowledge. These constructs are used to examine a range of key innovation activities,
both within and outside the firm, and, in broader terms, to discuss growth and renewal
at the national level. This is a well researched book, combining the insights that
come from a very detailed knowledge of the field with a very real concern to make
their significance readily available to both scholar and practitioner.
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Preface
Introduction
1. Core Capabilities
2. Core Rigidities
3. Shared Problem Solving
4. Implementing and Integrating New Technical Processes and Tools
5. Experimenting and Prototyping
6. Importing and Absorbing Technological Knowledge from outside of the Firm
7. Learning from the Market
8. Transferring Product Development Capabilities into Developing Nations
9. Continuous Wellsprings
Notes
References
Index
About the Author
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