The Effect of Knowledge Breadth and Depth on New Product Performance
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In this article, the authors distinguish two features of a firm's knowledge base - breadth and depth - and elucidate their interplay in determining new product performance, drawing from the knowledge-based...Abstract:
This study distinguishes two features of a firm's knowledge base - breadth and depth - and elucidates their interplay in determining new product performance. Papers drawing from the knowledge-based...read more
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