创新术语:影响所采用的管理创新实施的态度的概念类型

Development and Learning in Organizations Pub Date : 2019-11-21 DOI:10.1108/dlo-05-2019-0110

Eben David November

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旨在发展员工对引入外部来源管理创新的态度的类型。借鉴对个人经验的反思和概念推理来发展innoterms类型学。本文认为，解决创新条件是成功实施外部来源管理创新的必要条件。本文为决策者在实施管理创新之前提供了一个有价值的框架。

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Innoterms: a conceptual typology of attitudes that influence the implementation of adopted management innovations

Aims to develop a typology of employee attitudes toward the introduction of externally sourced management innovations.,Draws on reflection upon personal experience and conceptual reasoning to develop the innoterms typology.,This paper suggests that addressing innoterms is integral to the successful implementation of externally sourced management innovations.,This paper provides a valuable framework for decision-makers to consider before the implementation of management innovations.

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Development and Learning in Organizations Social Sciences-Library and Information Sciences

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