Ansätze einer akteurbasierten Innovationserklärung ... - KOBRA
Ansätze einer akteurbasierten Innovationserklärung ... - KOBRA
Ansätze einer akteurbasierten Innovationserklärung ... - KOBRA
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Correspondingly, the following features of innovation processes are not adequately recorded<br />
in the field of empirical innovation research:<br />
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the quality of innovation activities beyond payable and/or monetarisable variables<br />
the process nature of innovation activities, which is especially marked by the procedures<br />
lying between input and output and, as the case may be, becomes evident in a<br />
long incubation period for an innovative idea<br />
the role that agent attitudes have in the innovation process, and finally<br />
in that context, the significance of the heterogeneity of the agents for the course and<br />
results of the innovation process.<br />
Tab. 1: Conventional input and output indicators of innovation and their assessment<br />
I<br />
N<br />
P<br />
U<br />
T<br />
O<br />
U<br />
T<br />
P<br />
Innovation<br />
expenditure<br />
Innovation<br />
potential<br />
Patents<br />
Type<br />
R&D expenditure;<br />
Licence fees;<br />
Implementation costs;<br />
Investments.<br />
R&D staff;<br />
Quota of academics;<br />
Company size.<br />
Patents applied for;<br />
Patents granted.<br />
Assessment<br />
Only monetary aspects<br />
taken into account;<br />
No correlation with results.<br />
Only quantification,<br />
no qualification;<br />
Relation between agents<br />
unexplained.<br />
Patent utilisation not recorded;<br />
Patents only record codified<br />
knowledge;<br />
Values are branch‐specific;<br />
Patenting strategies distort<br />
the results.<br />
U<br />
T<br />
Number of<br />
innovations<br />
Innovation<br />
success<br />
Number of product<br />
innovations;<br />
Number of process<br />
innovations;<br />
Number of other<br />
innovations.<br />
Share of sales with product<br />
innovations;<br />
Cost reduction by process<br />
innovation;<br />
Sales and cost effects of<br />
other innovations.<br />
Effect of product delimitation<br />
and depth of production on<br />
the number;<br />
Conditional on differentiation<br />
between major and minor<br />
innovations;<br />
Conditional on the degree of<br />
novelty of the innovation.<br />
Problem of the ,incubation<br />
period‘ of innovations.<br />
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