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Virtual R&D organisations: lessons from the pharmaceutical industry

In this paper, the virtual organisation of R&D in Pharmaceuticals is studied. A virtual R&D organisation is designed to access the external knowledge and resources necessary for innovation. Different criteria are needed for managing the virtual organisation of research and of development activities. This is a key issue to ensure successful collaborations.

Vittorio Chiesa | Raffaella Manzini | V. Chiesa | R. Manzini

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