Innovation in Internal Corporate Joint Ventures.

Brian Golden; Edward J. Zajac; Stephen M Shortell

doi:10.5465/ambpp.1988.4979476

Abstract

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Organizations have increasingly turned to different organizational forms such as joint ventured and internal corporate ventures to enhance innovation. The present study examines the innovativeness of a similar, newly-developing organizational form: the internal corporate joint venture (ICJV). Factors most strongly associated with innovativeness in ICJVs are identified.

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