Organizational Innovation and IT Governance in Emerging Economies
- 8h 42m
- Jingyuan Zhao, Patricia Ordóñez de Pablos, Robert D. Tennyson
- IGI Global
- 2015
As technology grows as the largest source of modern economic growth, the emergence of new models is currently challenging the standard western model of organizational management. Companies from all over the world have succeeded in creating emerging economies with these new models and are now competing with established multinational corporations.
Organizational Innovation and IT Governance in Emerging Economies develops a methodological framework that supports new approaches of technological innovation by companies. This reference book provides contributions from experts in emerging economies, highlighting specific case studies of home grown companies from these emerging markets, offering lessons on how traditional multinationals can compete with these new companies for policymakers, government officers, academics, researchers, students, and practitioners.
About the Editors
Jingyuan Zhao holds a PhD in Management Science from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a PhD in Engineering from the University of Science and Technology, China. Dr. Zhao also completed postdoctoral programs in Technology, Economy, and Management from the Harbin Institute of Technology, China, and in Management of Technology from the University of Quebec in Montreal, Canada. She currently serves as a research fellow with the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto. She is also a Professor with the School of Management at Beijing Union University. Her primary research interests include regional innovation management, high-tech industry cluster, knowledge management, technology diffusion, organizational learning.
Patricia Ordóñez de Pablos is an Economics Professor in the Department of Business Administration and Accountability with The University of Oviedo, Spain. Her teaching and research focuses on strategic management, knowledge management, intellectual capital measuring and reporting, organizational learning, and human resources management. She currently serves as Executive Editor of the International Journal of Learning and Intellectual, the International Journal of Strategic Change Management, and Co-Executive Editor of the International Journal of Chinese Culture and Management.
Robert D. Tennyson is a Professor of Educational Psychology at the University of Minnesota. He serves as an editor for the professional journal, Computers in Human Behavior. He also serves on numerous editorial boards for other peer- reviewed journals. His research and publications address topics in problem solving, concept learning, intelligent systems, testing and measurement, instructional design, and advanced learning technologies. He has directed a number of sponsored workshops and advanced study institutes in Germany, Greece, Norway, Spain, and Taiwan. He has authored over 300 journal articles, books, and book chapters.
In this Book
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Knowledge Management in Small and Medium Enterprises
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Modularization (MD) and IT in Auto Industry: An Empirical Study in PRC
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Mobile Financial Services at the Base of the Pyramid: A Systemic View for Cross-Sector Governance and Embedded Innovation
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Entrepreneur Social Capital, Knowledge Acquisition, and Start-Up Firm Performance
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Workplace Spirituality and Transformational Leadership: An Assessment of their Relationship and Fry's Causal Spiritual Model
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Towards a New Definition of Social Innovation
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Study on the Path and Mechanism of Evolution of Competitive Advantage of Chinese Auto Enterprises
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HRM Practices and Knowledge Sharing Behaviour: Lessons from Pakistani Knowledge Intensive Firms
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Knowledge Management Strategies: Balanced Systems in Public Sector
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Biopharma Innovation Models for Gulf Region in the Era of Globalisation
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International Market Entry Modes: The Case of Chinese Pharmaceutical Companies
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A Study on the Effect of Intellectual Capital on the Organizational Performance of Banking Sector in Malaysia
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Entry Modes and the Impact of Mobile Microfinance at the Base of the Pyramid: Scenarios of "My Village Phone" in Egypt
