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  1. Dancing titans: Dual orchestration and governance in industrial digital platforms for B2B value co-creation
  2. Unlocking SME innovation success through sequenced collaboration
  3. From Network Effects to Data Network Effects: Enabling Ecosystemic Innovation for Sustainability
  4. Sequentiality and Simultaneity in R&D Collaboration With Multiple Partner Types: Complexity and Managerial Resource Constraints in R&D Projects
  5. Transactive memory system and breakthroughs: a multi‑dimensional, contextualized model for inventor teams
  6. Building Capacity for Digital Transformation: Strategic Priorities and Gaps in the Pharmaceutical Ecosystem
  7. Introduction: harnessing innovation for advancing a circular bioeconomy
  8. Research Handbook of Innovation in the Circular Bioeconomy
  9. Advancing big data decision-making capabilities: findings from a systematic literature review and a qualitative inquiry
  10. A Socio-Technical Perspective on Product Configuration Systems: Insights from Grundfos
  11. Governing Strategy Across Time and Uncertainty: The Future-Based View
  12. Legitimizing Digital Technologies in Open Innovation Ecosystems: Overcoming Adoption Barriers in Healthcare
  13. Unveiling the Black Box of Open Innovation in SMEs: Evidence-based Key Success Factors and Challenges
  14. Open strategizing for developing smart city food system: Stakeholder inclusion in practice
  15. Stakeholder engagement processes for the made in Italy small‐ and medium‐sized enterprises: Value co‐creation in the stakeholder network
  16. Exploring opportunities as a guest editor for special issues in Technovation
  17. How does digital transformation empower knowledge creation? Evidence from Chinese manufacturing enterprises
  18. The Oxford Handbook of Open Innovation
  19. Cultivating Outside-Out Open Innovation: How İşbank Develops and Orchestrates its Ecosystem
  20. Designing Smart City Futures: Unpacking Radical Stakeholder Inclusion
  21. Sequentiality and Simultaneity in Multi-Partner Collaboration Complexity and Managerial Resource Constraints in R&D Projects with Different Types of Partners
  22. Technologie und Pharma 4.0: Eine explorative Analyse der Akzeptanz neuer digitaler Lösungen in der Pharmaindustrie
  23. Spiraling between learning and alignment toward digital service innovation
  24. How open innovation can help entrepreneurs in sensing and seizing entrepreneurial opportunities in SMEs
  25. Leveraging blockchain for energy transition in urban contexts
  26. How does disruptive innovation influence the funding decisions of different venture capital investors? An empirical analysis on the role of startups' communication
  27. Business ecosystems: a structure to commercialize value chain of rural economies in developing areas
  28. Open Innovation moves in SMEs: How European SMEs place their bets?
  29. The dark side of open innovation: Individual affective responses as hidden tolls of the paradox of openness
  30. Open innovation in SMEs: A process view towards business model innovation
  31. 40 years of excellence: An overview of Technovation and a roadmap for future research
  32. Managing business-to-business open innovation: A project-level approach
  33. Trajectories towards balancing value creation and capture: Resolution paths and tension loops in open innovation projects
  34. Do not miss the boat to outside-in open innovation: Enable your employees
  35. From closed to open: A comparative stakeholder approach for developing open innovation activities in SMEs
  36. Temporal Dynamics in Multipartner Coordination: Sequentiality and Simultaneity in R&D Projects
  37. Knowledge Risk Management During Implementation of Open Innovation
  38. Value Creation, Value Capturing, and Management Challenges in Innovation Ecosystems
  39. Identifying and describing constituents of innovation ecosystems
  40. Pulling the Plug? Investigating Firm-Level Drivers of Innovation Project Termination
  41. ASIC Commercialization Analysis: Technology Portfolios and the Innovative Performance of ASIC Firms during Technology Evolution
  42. How do different types of interorganizational ties matter in technological exploration?
  43. How Does Outside-In Open Innovation Influence Innovation Performance? Analyzing the Mediating Roles of Knowledge Sharing and Innovation Strategy
  44. Applying open innovation strategies in the context of a regional innovation ecosystem: The case of Janssen Pharmaceuticals
  45. The timing of openness in a radical innovation project, a temporal and loose coupling perspective
  46. uBid100: A New Model of Hotel Booking in the Age of AI
  47. Beekeeping in Tanzania: why is beekeeping not commercially viable in Mvomero?
  48. Influence of institutions on value creation activities of micro and small enterprises in rural Tanzania
  49. The Timing of Openness in a Radical Innovation Project, a Temporal and Loose Coupling Perspective
  50. Pulling the Plug? Investigating Firm-Level Determinants of Innovation Project Termination
  51. Exploring open innovation in entrepreneurial private family firms
  52. Researching Open Innovation in SMEs
  53. Epilogue: How to Apply Open Innovation in Your Company
  54. Open innovation in SMEs
  55. How start-ups successfully organize and manage open innovation with large companies
  56. Managing Open Innovation in SMEs
  57. The Importance of Connecting Open Innovation to Strategy
  58. Rural entrepreneurship in Tanzania: why are micro and small enterprises not creating value in furniture manufacturing industry?
  59. Where and how to search? Search paths in open innovation
  60. The interaction between internal R&D and different types of external knowledge sourcing: an empirical study of Chinese innovative firms
  61. Corrigendum
  62. Cooperating with technologically (dis)similar alliance partners: the influence of the technology life cycle and the impact on innovative and market performance
  63. Business Model Innovation
  64. Open Innovation
  65. Technological Performance and Alliances Over the Industry Life Cycle: Evidence from the ASIC Industry
  66. New Frontiers in Open Innovation
  67. Theories of the Firm and Open Innovation
  68. When Research Meets Development: Antecedents and Implications of Transfer Speed
  69. Open Innovation in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs): External Knowledge Sourcing Strategies and Internal Organizational Facilitators
  70. Managing open innovation projects with science-based and market-based partners
  71. Open innovation: The next decade
  72. Is Europe an Optimum Currency Area? Evidence from Regional Data
  73. Mind the gap
  74. Patterns of R&D internationalisation in developing countries: China as a case
  75. The effect of R&D novelty and openness decision on firms' catch-up performance: Empirical evidence from China
  76. Open Innovation through R&D Partnerships: Implementation Challenges and Routes to Success
  77. BENEFITING FROM MARKETS FOR IDEAS — AN INVESTIGATION ACROSS DIFFERENT TYPOLOGIES
  78. Managing Open Innovation in Multinational Enterprises: Combining Open Innovation and R&D Globalization Literature
  79. Firm Heterogeneity and Learning by Technology In-Licensing: Empirical Evidence from China
  80. IP Models to Orchestrate Innovation Ecosystems: IMEC, a Public Research Institute in Nano-Electronics
  81. Rethinking Open Innovation Beyond the Innovation Funnel
  82. Rethinking Open Innovation Beyond the Innovation Funnel
  83. How fast do Chinese firms learn and catch up? Evidence from patent citations
  84. SPECIAL ISSUE ON BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION — EDITORIAL NOTE
  85. Learning-by-Licensing: How Chinese Firms Benefit From Licensing-In Technologies
  86. Enriching Open Innovation Theory and Practice by Strengthening the Relationship with Strategic Thinking
  87. The effect of internal and external technology sourcing on firm performance throughout the technology life cycle
  88. Collaborative structures of China's University innovation based on patent analysis
  89. Open innovation practices in SMEs and large enterprises
  90. Have Chinese firms learned from their prior technology in-licensing? An analysis based on patent citations
  91. How Prior Corporate Venture Capital Investments Shape Technological Alliances: A Real Options Approach
  92. Competence and Governance in Strategic Collaboration: The Differential Effect of Network Structure on the Creation of Core and Noncore Technology
  93. Exploring the impact of open innovation on national systems of innovation — A theoretical analysis
  94. How Chinese firms employ open innovation to strengthen their innovative performance
  95. Patent pools and clearinghouses in the life sciences
  96. Additivity and Complementarity in External Technology Sourcing: The Added Value of Corporate Venture Capital Investments
  97. The influence of scope, depth, and orientation of external technology sources on the innovative performance of Chinese firms
  98. Technology In-Sourcing and the Creation of Pioneering Technologies
  99. Linking open innovation to national systems of innovation: a coevolutionary perspective
  100. Structural antecedents of corporate network evolution
  101. Exploring a theoretical framework to structure the public policy implications of open innovation
  102. Environment, network interactions and innovation performance of industrial clusters
  103. Broadening the scope of open innovation: past research, current state and future directions
  104. Reframing the role of lead users in radical innovations: an open innovation perspective
  105. The effects of inter-industry and country difference in supplier relationships on pioneering innovations
  106. Open innovation strategy in the process of technological capability development: Conceptual framework aspect
  107. Open innovation in SMEs: Trends, motives and management challenges
  108. TOWARD A DYNAMIC PERSPECTIVE ON OPEN INNOVATION: A LONGITUDINAL ASSESSMENT OF THE ADOPTION OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL INNOVATION STRATEGIES IN THE NETHERLANDS
  109. The Role of Alliance Network Redundancy in the Creation of Core and Non-core Technologies
  110. THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN FOREIGN COMPETITION, ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY AND PIONEERING INNOVATION: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION IN CANADA
  111. Interuniversity Microelectronics Center (IMEC) (B)
  112. External technology sourcing: The effect of uncertainty on governance mode choice
  113. Interuniversity Microelectronics Center (IMEC) (A)
  114. Network embeddedness and the exploration of novel technologies: Technological distance, betweenness centrality and density
  115. The determinants of the growth of absorptive capacity based on an open innovation perspective: A case study
  116. Understanding the Advantages of Open Innovation Practices in Corporate Venturing in Terms of Real Options
  117. Understanding the advantages of open innovation practices in corporate venturing in terms of real options
  118. Exploration and Exploitation in Innovation: Reframing the Interpretation
  119. Knowledge management challenges in new business development: Case study observations
  120. Learning mechanisms and differential performance in alliance portfolios
  121. Optimal cognitive distance and absorptive capacity
  122. Where's the customer in technology-based radical innovation?
  123. Choosing governance modes for external technology sourcing
  124. The territoriality of the network economy and urban networks: evidence from flanders
  125. Network Embeddedness and the Exploration of Novel Technologies: Technological Distance, Betweenness Centrality and Density
  126. Embracing Innovation as Strategy: Corporate Venturing, Competence Building and Corporate Strategy Making
  127. The economics of rural areas in the proximity of urban networks: evidence from Flanders
  128. External Technology Sourcing Through Alliances or Acquisitions: An Analysis of the Application-Specific Integrated Circuits Industry
  129. Realizing new regional core competencies: establishing a customer-oriented SME network
  130. Competition between Alliance Blocks: The Case of the RISC Microprocessor Technology
  131. Organizational structure in process-based organizations
  132. An economic analysis of the Flemish Diamond
  133. Strategic interactions in DRAM and RISC technology: A network approach
  134. On the Differential Effects of European Patents
  135. How students evaluate business sponsorship of the arts in flanders
  136. A longitudinal analysis of the choice between technology-based strategic alliances and acquisitions in high-tech industries: the case of the ASIC industry
  137. A Dynamic View of Business Model Innovation
  138. Broadening the concept of open innovation
  139. Business Model Innovation in SMEs
  140. Business Models in Open Innovation and Commercialization – a dynamic approach
  141. Foreword
  142. How Can Startups Collaborate with Large Companies?
  143. How SMEs Create and Capture Value through Open Innovation
  144. Managing Innovation Networks
  145. Two Examples of How SMEs Collaborate with Large Companies
  146. Expanding organizational capabilities for data-driven innovations in B2B industries
  147. Crowdsourcing effectiveness : a contingency logic perspective