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Industrial innovations: A demographical analysis

Presents a demographic analysis of industrial innovation projects by examining their characteristics and consequences. A total of 23 factors were found to be associated with the success and failure of industrial projects, in addition to a total of 14 factors which were specifically associated with the R&D-marketing interface. The results provide an in-depth picture of the important factors which can influence the commercial success of industrial innovations.

W. E. Souder | A. K. Chakrabarti | W. Souder | A. Chakrabarti | A. K. Chakrabarti

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