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With The Emergence Of A Knowledge-based Society, Innovation Has Become An Increasingly Important Factor In The Competitiveness Of Firms, The Prosperity Of Nations And Dynamic World Growth. Innovation Uses Scientific Progress To Meet The Changing Needs Of Society And Is Thus One Of The Keys To Sustainable Development. Promoting Innovation Is Now A High Priority In Most Oecd Countries. However, The Pursuit Of This Objective Is Often Hampered By An Inadequate Understanding Of The Extent To Which The Mechanisms Of Innovation Are Being Transformed By Globalisation, The Development Of Information And Communications Technologies And The Expanding Scientific Knowledge Base. Drawing On New Empirical Data, This Book Analyses The Fundamental Changes In The Linkages Between Industry And The Science System As Well As In The Nature Of The Competencies Required For Firms To Innovate. The Changes Which Are Transforming The Respective Roles Of Competition And Co-operation In Stimulating Innovation And Which Are Enabling Enterprise Creation And Smis To Play An Increasingly Active Role In Innovation Are Also Examined. This Book Shows That Innovation Performance Depends On The Way In Which The Differe

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Author
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Develop, OECD
Publisher
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, OECD
Published
1999
Language
EN
ISBN
9789264170384
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Management, Business

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