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Technology Analysis & Strategic Management Volume 23, 2011 - Issue 1: MANAGING OPEN INNOVATION IN CURRENT AND EMERGING INTERMEDIARIES IN THE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PROCESS
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Editorial

The promise and problem with open innovation

Brendan Galbraith University of Ulster, Northern IrelandCorrespondence[email protected]
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Rodney McAdam University of Ulster, Northern IrelandView further author information
Pages 1-6 | Published online: 18 Jan 2011

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Marcus Wagner. (2016) Managing disruptive innovation with technology acquisitions: the informing case of software-based high-technology industries. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 28:8, pages 979-991.
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Takao Fujiwara. (2014) Real options analysis on strategic partnerships of biotechnological start-ups. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 26:6, pages 617-638.
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Calvin S. Weng, Wen-Goang Yang & Kuei-Kuei Lai. (2014) Technological position in alliances network. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 26:6, pages 669-685.
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Peter E. Harland & Ann-Marie Nienaber. (2014) Solving the matchmaking dilemma between companies and external idea contributors. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 26:6, pages 639-653.
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Thomas Holzmann, Klaus Sailer, Brendan Galbraith & Bernhard R. Katzy. (2014) Matchmaking for open innovation – theoretical perspectives based on interaction, rather than transaction. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 26:6, pages 595-599.
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Andy Dong & Morteza Pourmohamadi. (2014) Knowledge matching in the technology outsourcing context of online innovation intermediaries. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 26:6, pages 655-668.
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M.R. Martínez-Torres. (2014) Analysis of open innovation communities from the perspective of social network analysis. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 26:4, pages 435-451.
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Brendan Galbraith, Brian Cleland, Suzanne Martin, Jonathan Wallace, Maurice Mulvenna & Rodney McAdam. (2013) Engaging user communities with eParticipation technology: findings from a European project. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 25:3, pages 281-294.
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George Tsekouras, Despina Kanellou & Neha Rai. (2013) Redefining learning networks through ICT capabilities: representations, behaviours and intermediation strategies. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 25:3, pages 257-279.
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Tuba Bakici, Esteve Almirall & Jonathan Wareham. (2013) The role of public open innovation intermediaries in local government and the public sector. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 25:3, pages 311-327.
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Bernhard Katzy, Ebru Turgut, Thomas Holzmann & Klaus Sailer. (2013) Innovation intermediaries: a process view on open innovation coordination. Technology Analysis & Strategic Management 25:3, pages 295-309.
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Henrik Kortum, Max Leimkühler & Oliver Thomas. 2021. Innovation Through Information Systems. Innovation Through Information Systems 40 55 .
Kristel Miller, Rodney McAdam & Maura McAdam. (2018) A systematic literature review of university technology transfer from a quadruple helix perspective: toward a research agenda. R&D Management 48:1, pages 7-24.
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Kristel Miller, Rodney McAdam, Sandra Moffett, Allen Alexander & Pushyarag Puthusserry. (2016) Knowledge transfer in university quadruple helix ecosystems: an absorptive capacity perspective. R&D Management 46:2, pages 383-399.
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Takao Fujiwara. (2015) Option games analysis on biotech open innovation mediated by start-ups. Option games analysis on biotech open innovation mediated by start-ups.
Jan Mattsson & Flemming Sørensen. (2015) City renewal as open innovation. Journal of Innovation Economics & Management n°16:1, pages 195-215.
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