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The Second Face of Appropriability: Generative Appropriability and its determinants
How firms appropriate value from their inventions is the basis of this research. By introducing the construct of generative appropriability, this paper sheds light on the theoretical and managerial importance of recognising that any invention creates two values - the value of the article itself, and the value relating to its potential for development.
Updated: 16/05/2013
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Strategy process in the creative industries
Joseph Lampel, is Professor of Strategy at, and one of the "leading stars" of, Cass Business School. Senior Lecturer in Information and Knowledge Management. This is a video Q and A with Professor Joe Lampel conducted by Dr Ajay Bhalla. Both are Cass Experts. Included is the transcript and a summary of the key points.
Updated: 20/02/2012
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High frequency information content in end-user foreign exchange order flows
This paper considers the impact of foreign exchange order flows on contemporaneous and future stock market returns using a new database of customer order flows in the €-$ exchange rate market as seen by a leading European bank.
Updated: 22/09/2011
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Views: 3,536
Cass Knowledge video library: 2010-2011
Cass Knowledge video library 2010-2011
Updated: 22/09/2011
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Introduction to Cass research: video series
Cass academic research introduced by Cass academics - in short video format.
Updated: 22/09/2011
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Why poor nurse rostering frustrates Government initiatives to reduce spending on temporary staff and facilitate flexible working practices
The production of rosters, while maintaining the correct level of staff coverage, is a highly complex task and is not amenable to solution by manual methods. It's imperative not to break any employment laws or force staff to continually work undesirable shifts, such as a 7 nights in a row, or late shifts followed by an early the next day.
Updated: 22/09/2011
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Managing the pain of knowledge-based mergers
Mergers and acquisitions are supposed to create value. For professional service firms (PSFs), which are knowledge-based organizations, this value is created through gaining access to and making effective use of new sources of knowledge. It can be the technical knowledge needed to deliver a professional service or the client knowledge required to tailor that service to a client's needs - and ideally it should be both.
Updated: 21/10/2011
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Cass talks: the role of social media in social change
Clive Holtham, Professor of Information Management and Director, Cass Learning Laboratory, discusses the role of social media in social change in this week's Cass Talks.
Updated: 22/09/2011
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Do we need process of dispute settlement in managing today?
The concept of dispute settlement and its processes can be seen as assisted continuation of negotiation and related to conflict - they are an intervention process and adjunct to collective bargaining (Rowley, 2002a; 2002b).
Updated: 22/09/2011
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Becoming misrepresentations: a taxonomy of strategy schools
The paper argues that scholars have created the literature described by Whittington's Schools by exaggerating some, and suppressing other, deparaoxising strategies. This representation also removes the temporal dimension of strategic issues by seeking to bring the future into the present.
Updated: 02/11/2011
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Views: 2,699
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