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Session 278

Routines: Theoretical and Empirical Advancements and Avenues for Future Research

Track I

Date: Sunday, September 21, 2014
 

Time: 08:00 – 09:15

Interest Group Panel

Room: Estocolmo

Session Chair:

  • April Franco, University of Toronto

Panelists:

With the continued interest in routines, this panel will present both theoretical and empirical work that helps to further our understanding of routines and their creation, development, and use. In particular, given the importance of human agents as the repositories of firm knowledge, we focus on how environmental changes that a firm may face impact the routines it uses and develops. These changes may be due to governmental regulations or mergers. This session will review some of the recent developments in this area, with the goal to provide avenues for future research. The panelists each will use a particular study to show the latest developments in the areas as well as the challenges in identifying and characterizing routines and some of the opportunities in this area.

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Sun: 09:30 – 10:45
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Session 275: Open Innovation: Outcomes and antecedents
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Session 605: Knowledge and Innovation IG Business Meeting
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Session 260: IPRs, Appropriability and Innovation
Session 274: Incumbents, Radical Innovations and Disruptive Technologies
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Session 277: Learning From Others
Session 372: The Challenges of Global Operations: Managing R&D and Complexity
Session 423: Alliances and Innovation Performance
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Session 265: Learning, Search, Slack: The behavioral theory revisited
Session 269: Knowledge Flows: Transfer, sharing and replication
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Session 254: Conversations about Knowledge
Session 257: Spin offs, Venture Capital and Entrepreneurship
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Session 273: From Internal Resources to Customer Needs
Session 383: Globalization of R&D: Implications for Learning and Innovation
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Session 361: Creativity and Innovation
Session 469: M&As and Innovation
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Session 262: Networks of Innovators
Session 263: Innovation Models in Emerging Economies
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Session 255: Exploration and Exploitation
Session 256: Organizing for Open Innovation
Session 261: Practices and Processes for Innovation


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