5 Results enter search term Search Reset filter Suchfilter Topics Innovation (3) Companies (2) Digitalization (1) Germany (1) Growth (1) Publication Type Journal Article (5) Research Digitalization, Participation, Exclusion (5) Innovation and International Competition (5) Experts Christina Raasch (5) Markus A. Hagenmaier (1) Alfonso Gambardella (1) Chia-huei Wu (1) Eric von Hippel (1) Jeroen P.J. de Jong (1) Michael A. Zaggl (1) Sabrine Poldervaart (1) Tim G. Schweisfurth (1) Tim Schweisfurth (1) Date Last Month Last Year Select Period start date to end date Sort by Relevance Date Aktive Filter Experts: Christina Raasch Remove all filters Journal Article Caught between the users and the firm: How does identity conflict affect employees' innovative behavior Journal of Creativity and Innovation Management 09/2020 Tim G. Schweisfurth, Christina Raasch Absorbing external knowledge is crucial for innovation within the organization. One way of tapping external knowledge sources is to rely on... Journal Article Work process-related lead userness as an antecedent of innovative behavior and user innovation in organizations Research Policy 05/2020 Chia-huei Wu, Jeroen P.J. de Jong, Christina Raasch ... Recent studies have identified that employees can be lead users of their employing firm's products, and valuable sources of product... Journal Article The choice between uniqueness and conformity in mass customization R&D Management 03/2019 Markus A. Hagenmaier, Christina Raasch, Michael A. Zaggl Extant research emphasizes that consumers use mass customization toolkits to create products they consider to be unique, and that perceived... Journal Article The User Innovation Paradigm: Impacts on Markets and Welfare Management Science 05/2017 Alfonso Gambardella, Christina Raasch, Eric von Hippel Innovation has traditionally been seen as the province of producers. However, theoretical and empirical research now shows that individual... Journal Article Absorptive Capacity for Need Knowledge - An Empirical Study of its Antecedents and its Effects for Employee Innovativeness Research Policy 05/2018 Tim Schweisfurth, Christina Raasch Innovation occurs when knowledge about unmet customer needs intersects with knowledge about technological solutions. Both knowledge types are... Selected Publication Series Kiel Working Papers Kiel Policy Briefs Kiel Institute Economic Outlook Kiel Focus Review of World Economics
Journal Article Caught between the users and the firm: How does identity conflict affect employees' innovative behavior Journal of Creativity and Innovation Management 09/2020 Tim G. Schweisfurth, Christina Raasch Absorbing external knowledge is crucial for innovation within the organization. One way of tapping external knowledge sources is to rely on...
Journal Article Work process-related lead userness as an antecedent of innovative behavior and user innovation in organizations Research Policy 05/2020 Chia-huei Wu, Jeroen P.J. de Jong, Christina Raasch ... Recent studies have identified that employees can be lead users of their employing firm's products, and valuable sources of product...
Journal Article The choice between uniqueness and conformity in mass customization R&D Management 03/2019 Markus A. Hagenmaier, Christina Raasch, Michael A. Zaggl Extant research emphasizes that consumers use mass customization toolkits to create products they consider to be unique, and that perceived...
Journal Article The User Innovation Paradigm: Impacts on Markets and Welfare Management Science 05/2017 Alfonso Gambardella, Christina Raasch, Eric von Hippel Innovation has traditionally been seen as the province of producers. However, theoretical and empirical research now shows that individual...
Journal Article Absorptive Capacity for Need Knowledge - An Empirical Study of its Antecedents and its Effects for Employee Innovativeness Research Policy 05/2018 Tim Schweisfurth, Christina Raasch Innovation occurs when knowledge about unmet customer needs intersects with knowledge about technological solutions. Both knowledge types are...
