Managing R&D-marketing integration in the new product development process

Abstract Cross-functional coordination and collaboration between RD and (2) the quality and quantity of cross-functional information exchanges are influenced negatively by the lack of credibility, and positively by rewards for interaction and a high quality of cross-functional relationship.

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