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Do general innovation policy tools fit all? Analysis of the regional impact of the Norwegian Skattefunn scheme

2017

Background: The paper examines the regional effects of a general innovation policy, i.e. a policy tool that does not target specific industries or subnational regions. General policy tools are an important part of the portfolio of innovation policy measures. However, there is a question over whether general tools are equally relevant for all types of firms, irrespective of their size, sector and location. Findings: The economic geography and innovation study literature, as well as the EU’s Smart Specialization approach, are based on the view that innovation policy tools must be adapted to specific regional conditions. General policy tools are insufficient unless they are adapted to individu…

Economics and EconometricsEntrepreneurshipTax incentiveSociology and Political ScienceR&D projects0211 other engineering and technologiesSkattefunnDistribution (economics)02 engineering and technologyRegional developmentManagement Information SystemsInnovation policyManagement of Technology and Innovationddc:6500502 economics and businessRegional scienceEconomics050207 economicsDisadvantagePublic economicsbusiness.industry05 social sciencesIndustrial development021107 urban & regional planningRegional innovation systemPolicy analysisPolicy studiesPortfoliobusinessInformation SystemsJournal of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
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Latvijas rūpniecības attīstības tendences un perspektīvas

2005

Advisor: Deniņš, Andris

Industry of LatviaInvestīcijas LatvijāRūpniecības attīstība LatvijāRūpniecība LatvijāTautsaimniecība LatvijāUzņēmējdarbības resursiRūpniecības integrācijaProdukcijas kvalitāteNational economv of LatviaIndustrial development:SOCIAL SCIENCES::Business and economics [Research Subject Categories]
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Groupware architecture for requirements processes in new product development

1999

An organization's ability to create successful products depends on how extensively it collects, analyzes and utilizes requirements information in its product development. Recent advances in groupware technologies allow such information to be shared more effectively in distributed organizations; thus, these technologies hold considerable potential as means of shortening the cycle time and improving the quality of requirements processes. This paper addresses issues in the design and implementation of groupware-supported requirements processes by drawing on experiences from large-scale industrial development projects within Nokia. The primary contribution of the paper is the conceptual design …

large-scale industrial development projectselectronic switching systemsread only memoryNokiacollaborative softwarecollaborative workcomputer sciencecomputer integrated manufacturingcomputer architectureproduct developmentinformation analysisdistributed organizatrionsquality improvement
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