Ana Colovic

Speed of External Technology Transfer and SME Resilience During Crisis

Chris Williams, Ana Colovic, Jacqueline You

Purpose -Research on how quickly SMEs source and integrate new technology during crises is scant, despite an assumption that speed is important for an SME's ability to cope.Rapid technology transfer may be subject to time compression diseconomies, where accelerating the process becomes …

Speed of external technology transfer and SME resilience during crisis

Christopher Williams, Ana Colovic, Jacqueline Jing You

Purpose Research on how quickly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) source and integrate new technology during crises is scant, despite an assumption that speed is important for an SME's ability to cope. Rapid technology transfer may be subject to time compression diseconomies, …

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Government support, co-creation, and digital transformation on the road to sustainable innovation

Ana Colovic, Annalisa Caloffi, Alan Bandeira Pinheiro

THE ROLE OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN SME RESILIENCE: LOOKING BACK TO LOOK FORWARD

Ana Colovic, Alan Bandeira Pinheiro, Olivier Lamotte

Resilience in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) has gained increasing attention due to their critical role in global economies and vulnerability to diverse disruptions. This study conducts a systematic literature review that examines the current state of research on the role of …

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Business models for digital innovation intermediaries: evidence from the digital innovation hubs initiative

Federica Rossi, Ana Colovic, Simona Ciappei, Andrea Bonomi Savignon

Abstract Innovation intermediaries are increasingly mobilized in policy programs to support the adoption and diffusion of digital technologies. Yet we still have a limited understanding of how different types of organizations enact this role and which business models they adopt. Drawing on …

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Leadership in MNEs

Ana Colovic, Olivier Lamotte

Summary Leadership in multinational enterprises (MNEs) is the process by which individuals steer organizations that span multiple countries, cultures, and institutional settings. It requires the ability to influence diverse stakeholders while managing strategic, cultural, and relational complexities. Leadership in MNEs is shaped …

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Localiser ses activités dans une ville-monde : quelle incidence sur la performance financière des multinationales ?

Ana Colovic, Helen S. Du

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A rising tide lifts all boats? Effects of institutional characteristics on environmental innovation in Latin America

Alan Bandeira Pinheiro, Nágela Bianca do Prado, Gustavo Hermínio Salati Marcondes de Moraes, Ana Colovic

Purpose By implementing environmental innovations, firms can reduce or eliminate the harmful impact of their production process on the natural environment. Engaging in environmental innovation can be considered a win–win strategy that helps firms improve their legitimacy and avoid penalties for poor …

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Case 10: Hi-Tech Investment in Paris

Ana Colovic

In the 2020s, Paris Region was the top innovation hub in Europe. As a global city, Paris featured high numbers of engineers, scientists, top universities, research institutions and industrial clusters. Leading global companies had numerous activities in Paris. Paris Region received a …

Determinants of Crowdsourcing Openness in High‐Urgency Conditions: A Configurational Approach

Annalisa Caloffi, Ana Colovic, Federica Rossi, Jiachen Yang et autres

ABSTRACT Managers increasingly use crowdsourcing to address problems in high‐urgency conditions. However, to maximize its benefits, they must determine the appropriate level of openness of crowdsourcing challenges—openness in knowledge sourcing and openness in knowledge use. In this study, we examine how configurations …

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Choosing the right crowdsourcing strategy: Implications for governments' crowdsourcing initiatives

Ana Colovic, Mehdi Bagherzadeh, Jean‐Louis Liévin

Abstract Building on recent advances in crowdsourcing research, we argue that, when using crowdsourcing, governments should accurately select the crowd they wish to engage with, depending on the problem to be solved. While targeting a large crowd may be common, it is …

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Exploring the Effect of Online Social Capital in Social Networking Sites on Disruption Orientation in Smes

Christopher Bryant Williams, Ana Colovic