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Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd Handbook of Research on Creativity Elgar Original
Book SynopsisThis comprehensive yet concise Handbook provides an overview of innovative approaches to, and new perspectives on, the study of creativity.Trade Review‘This scholarly and important volume has an impressive interdisciplinary and international scope. We hear from psychologists, sociologists, philosophers, legal scholars, and economists. These refreshing chapters broaden our understanding of human innovation, contributing to a developing sociocultural approach to the study of creativity. These chapters directly challenge the myth of solitary genius, by documenting the social and cultural systems within which new ideas emerge.’ -- Keith Sawyer, Washington University in St Louis, US‘This penetrating volume both summarizes compellingly what we know about creativity and examines critically loose concepts of creativity, cases where creativity does harm, and deceptive hype about creativity. This volume neither romanticizes creativity nor reduces it to the servant of economic and cultural development, offering instead a differentiated and penetrating examination of the nature of creativity and its diverse positive and sometimes negative roles.’ -- David Perkins, Harvard University Graduate School of Education, USTable of ContentsContents: Preface Introduction to the Chapters Janet Chan and Kerry Thomas PART I: RESEARCH ON CREATIVITY 1. Researching Creativity and Creativity Research Janet Chan 2. Sources and Conditions of Scientific Creativity Søren Harnow Klausen 3. Presences and Absences: A Critical Analysis of Recent Research About Creativity in Visual Arts Education Enid Zimmerman PART II: WAYS OF CONCEPTUALIZING AND ASSESSING CREATIVITY 4. What is a Creative Idea? Little-c versus Big-C Creativity Dean Keith Simonton 5. Creativity as a System in Action Philip McIntyre 6. Marxism and Creativity Jim McGuigan 7. Creativity as Designer Capitalism: Deleuze|Guattarian Interventions jan jagodzinski 8. Playing to the Gallery: Myth, Method and Complexity in the Creative Process Chris Bilton 9. Attributing Creativity in Science and Engineering: The Discourses of Discovery, Invention and Breakthrough David Philip Miller 10. For a Critical Creativity: The Radical Imagination of Cornelius Castoriadis Christian De Cock, Alf Rehn and David Berry 11. Creativity in Schools: Delusions, Realities and Challenges John Steers 12. The Lived Experience of a Contemporary Creative Identification Stephanie Taylor 13. Understanding Malevolent Creativity David H. Cropley, James C. Kaufman and Arthur J. Cropley 14. Rating the Creativity of Products David H. Cropley and James C. Kaufman 15. Issues in Conceptions of Creativity and Creativity Assessment in Music Education Pamela Burnard and Anne Power 16. From ‘National Creativity’ to Social Recognition and Success in the Visual Arts: A Sociological Perspective on Rankings of the ‘Top 100 Artists in the World’ Alain Quemin PART III: THE CREATIVE PROCESS 17. Creative Thinking: Processes, Strategies and Knowledge Michael D. Mumford, Vincent Giorgini, Carter Gibson and Jensen Mecca 18. Time and the Composition: Creativity in Modern and Contemporary Works of Art Terry Smith 19. Experimental Research in the Digital Media Arts Tim Barker 20. The Chances of Chance – Challenging Creativity by Chance and Collaboration Karlheinz Essl 21. The Role of Inhibition and Perception in Artistic Creativity: A Cognitive Explanation Emery Schubert PART IV: PRACTICES OF CREATIVITY 22. The Ontology of Creative Performance and the Aesthetics of Design Neil C.M. Brown 23. How to Start an Art Centre Vivien Johnson 24. The ‘Illusio’ of the Creative Life: Case Studies of Emerging Artists Kerry Thomas 25. Making a Living from Creativity: Careers, Employment and Work in the Creative Industries Doris Ruth Eikhof 26. Authorship and Collaborative Creativity in New Media Art Roanna Gonsalves and Janet Chan 27. Dochaku: Artistic Evolution at the Confluence of Cultures Toshiko Oiyama 28. Re-creating Performance Art: The Rise of Re-enactment Edward Scheer PART V: CONDITIONS FOR CREATIVITY 29. Creative Encounters and Collaborative Agency in Science, Technology and Innovation Reijo Miettinen 30. What’s Stopping Us? Barriers to Creativity and Innovation in Schooling Across Europe Shakuntala Banaji, Sue Cranmer and Carlo Perrotta 31. Copyright as an Incentive System for Creativity? The Case of Contemporary Visual Arts Nobuko Kawashima PART VI: LEADING/MANAGING CREATIVITY 32. European Cultural Policies and the ‘Creative Industries’ Turn Pierre-Michel Menger 33. How to Get the Most Creativity and Innovation Out of Groups and Teams Paul B. Paulus and Runa Korde 34. Creativity in R&D Sven Hemlin, Lisa Olsson and Leif Denti 35. Leading Science: The Role of Research Leaders in Scientific Creativity Janet Chan Index
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Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd Big Data in Small Business
Book SynopsisThis important book considers the ways in which small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can thrive in the age of big data. To address this central issue from multiple viewpoints, the editors introduce a collection of experiences, insights, and guidelines from a variety of expert researchers, each of whom provides a piece to solve this puzzle.Trade Review‘This is a very timely book. SMEs with limited resources have to understand the power of big data and ensure that they are not left behind by the large platforms. This book is insightful and rigorous. It features multiple perspectives and guidelines provided by a group of excellent experts. It’s a very valuable guide for practitioners and a great teaching resource for faculty and students.’ -- Markus Reihlen, Former Vice President, Professor of Strategic Management, and Principle Investigator of the Digital Entrepreneurship Project, Leuphana University of Lüneburg, Germany‘Creating actual digital innovation roadmaps for SMEs based on big data beyond the hype of the words is of great value. I welcome this contribution to increasing competitiveness for SMEs through data, digital competencies, and innovative solutions that increase companies’ insight into customers' needs and challenges.’ -- Per B. Brockhoff, Professor, Head of Department, M.Sc., Ph.D., R, Technical University of Denmark'I have often seen how data is given too little attention when companies undertake digitalization efforts. That is a shame, since access to high quality data is like having a superpower, and this superpower is accessible to any business that is willing to do the work. Good to see a book that focuses on the opportunities for small and medium-sized businesses!' -- Pernille Erenbjerg, Board Member at Genmab, Nordea, Nordic Entertainment Group and Millicom, Denmark'The importance of big data competence cannot be overstated, and should not be out of the reach of smaller firms. Small and medium-sized enterprises should be able to increase their success by building big data capabilities and creating data-driven growth. This book shows how smaller firms have developed big data competence and digitization capability, implemented artificial intelligence techniques, and identified customer growth potential through customer insight analysis. The authors provide realistic guidance for implementation using real-life successful examples. In sum, this book provides a roadmap to small and medium-size enterprises that wish to facilitate their adoption of big data capabilities and become fully digitally enabled.' -- C. Anthony Di Benedetto, Fox School of Business, Temple University, US'I congratulate the authors for focusing on how small and medium-sized businesses can make the most of big data based small investments and fast experimentation for quick wins. Agility is key, and this excellent book exactly shows how SMEs can move fast - to win fast - in the data space.' -- Wolfgang Ulaga, Senior Affiliate Professor of Marketing at INSEAD & Director of the Marketing & Sales Excellence Initiative (MSEI), France'Through my active involvement in SMEs, I see the struggles and the successes of SMEs' data utilization journeys. I very much hope that this book will inspire many executives on how to successfully engage in data-driven business development.' -- Jan Damsgaard, Professor of Digitalization, Copenhagen Business School and Board member at SME Denmark & National Digital Expert Advisor, DenmarkTable of ContentsContents: Introduction 1 Carsten Lund Pedersen, Adam Lindgreen, Thomas Ritter and Torsten Ringberg PART I FOUNDATIONS: GETTING THE BASICS RIGHT 1 Building small business utopia: how artificial intelligence and Big Data can increase small business success 11 Karen G. Mills and Annie V. Dang 2 GDPR compliant processing of big data in small business 27 Jan Trzaskowski 3 Big Data and SMEs 40 Vania Sena and Sena Ozdemir PART II CAPABILITIES: GETTING DIGITIZATION RIGHT 4 Value-creation for Industry 4.0 and SMEs’ data-driven growth: strategies and resource alignment 64 Bieke Struyf, Wouter Van Bockhaven and Paul Matthyssens 5 Analyzing and developing digitization capabilities for data-driven projects in SMEs 104 Carsten Lund Pedersen and Thomas Ritter 6 How a glass-processing SME developed its big data competence 117 Joel Mero, Heikki Karjaluoto and Tanja Tammisalo 7 Big data in and for small business: data excellence in SMEs through engagement in university partnerships 129 Shirley Y. Coleman PART III FUNCTIONS: GETTING ALL BUSINESS AREAS INTO BIG DATA MODE 8 Capitalizing on human capital analytics in small and medium-sized enterprises 146 Frederikke Amalie La Cour Nygaard and Dana Minbaeva 9 How experimental data can optimize e-learning 164 Camilla Nellemann and Torben Pedersen 10 How do big data impact business market relationships? 174 Poul Houman Andersen 11 Revenue blueprinting: identifying growth potential using customer data and customer insights 193 Henrik Andersen and Thomas Ritter PART IV TRANSFORMATIONS: GETTING THERE THE RIGHT WAY 12 Transforming small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to digitally enabled landscapes 211 Bård Tronvoll, Christian Kowalkowski and David Sörhammar 13 Facilitating big data transformation in Danish SMEs: insights for managers 228 Pernille Rydén and Helle Rootzén Index
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Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd Research Handbook on Knowledge Transfer and
Book SynopsisThis comprehensive and engaging Research Handbook provides a full examination of the modes and mechanisms of international knowledge transfer. Furthermore, it also provides in-depth insights into international knowledge transfer related challenges faced by multinational enterprises (MNEs).Trade Review‘This book addresses the all important topic of international knowledge transfer, which is especially salient in the era of globalization and digital platforms. Novel technologies are giving new impetus to knowledge transfer. The volume addresses contemporary firms in the knowledge economy, and offers a truly global perspective from a cadre of recognized scholars from around the world.’ -- Gary Knight, Willamette University, US‘Now more than ever, success in the global economy requires in depth understanding of cross-border knowledge transfer, including the skills and competencies that make a successful transfer possible. This Handbook is an invaluable guide for the scholars and practitioners who stand in the frontline of this challenge.’ -- Oded Shenkar, The Ohio State University, US‘Khan, Nair and Lew manage to bring together a captivating set of contributions on knowledge transfer in the international business context. The Research Handbook is nicely organised around strategic dimensions, societal and human resource dimensions and finishes off with chapters on subsidiary knowledge creation and development. This book offers a systematic and contemporary account of the state of art knowledge on knowledge transfer.’ -- Rudolf R. Sinkovics, The University of Auckland, New Zealand and LUT University, Finland‘Cross border knowledge transfer is becoming vital for firms to develop competitive advantage. This Research Handbook on Knowledge Transfer and International Business provides a comprehensive account of cross-border knowledge transfer modes and mechanisms and the role of multinational enterprises in the transfer of knowledge. This book is an essential reading for researchers in knowledge transfer and competitive advantage.’ -- Pervez Ghauri, University of Birmingham, UKTable of ContentsContents: List of contributors vii Introduction to Research Handbook on Knowledge Transfer and International Business xiii PART I STRATEGIC PERSPECTIVE OF KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER 1. Intra-firm trade, embeddedness and international knowledge transfer in the multinational enterprise 2 Nigel Driffield, James H. Love and Stefano Menghinello 2. Knowledge transfer and absorptive capacity in the context of a small multinational enterprise: a systematic study of the nexus of relationships 26 Jan-Tore Øian, Olli Kuivalainen and Heini Vanninen 3. Reverse knowledge transfer in multinational companies: evidence from Swiss manufacturing industry 48 Lamia Ben Hamida 4. Intellectual property institutions and innovation of emerging multinational companies 62 Jie Wu PART II SOCIETAL AND HUMAN RESOURCE PERSPECTIVE OF KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER 5. Social media as a knowledge transfer tool for intellectual capital accumulation during the international growth of small firms 84 Matti Saari, Minnie Kontkanen, Ahmad Arslan and Pia Hurmelinna-Laukkanen 6. Knowledge exchange within multi-stakeholder initiatives: tackling the Sustainable Development Goals 108 Jerra Veeger and Michelle Westermann-Behaylo 7. Global talent mobility and knowledge diffusion: the role of staffing agencies in the growth of East Asian high-tech multinational corporations 136 Mayumi Tabata PART III SUBSIDIARY KNOWLEDGE CREATION AND DEVELOPMENT 8. Technological overlap and cultural distance in MNCs’ location choice of technological clusters in China 159 Shuna Shu Ham Ho and Chang Hoon Oh 9. Building ambidextrous capabilities in foreign subsidiaries: evidence from Korean multinationals 177 Jae Eun Lee, Byung Il Park and Yong Kyu Lew 10. Utilization of subsidiary knowledge in multinational enterprises: revisiting the SECI model 195 Jong Min Lee 11. Absorptive capacity, value creation and new service development in multinational enterprises: the role of knowledge flows between customers, subsidiaries and headquarters 210 Tiina Leposky, Ahmad Arslan, Ismail Gölgeci and Deborah Callaghan Index 226
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John Wiley & Sons Inc Big Data For Small Business For Dummies
Book SynopsisCapitalise on big data to add value to your small business Written by bestselling author and big data expert Bernard Marr, Big Data For Small Business For Dummies helps you understand what big data actually is and how you can analyse and use it to improve your business.Table of ContentsIntroduction 1 Part I: Getting Started with Big Data Basics 5 Chapter 1: Introducing Big Data for Small Businesses 7 Chapter 2: Digging into the Essence of Big Data 23 Chapter 3: Identifying Big Data Uses in Small Businesses 39 Part II: Unpacking Big Data 53 Chapter 4: Unpacking the Many Types of Data 55 Chapter 5: Discovering New Forms of Data 69 Chapter 6: Understanding the Technology Changes that Underpin Big Data 87 Part III: A Brave New World for Small Business 101 Chapter 7: Focusing on the Value of Insights 103 Chapter 8: Developing and Accessing Big Data Competencies 115 Chapter 9: Building a Big Data Infrastructure 131 Part IV: Show Time! Making Big Data Work for Small Business 149 Chapter 10: Creating a Big Data Strategy 151 Chapter 11: Applying Data in Your Business: Decision Making 163 Chapter 12: Applying Data in Your Business: Operations 185 Chapter 13: Creating a Big Data Culture in Your Business 199 Part V: The Part of Tens 211 Chapter 14: Ten Biggest Big Data Mistakes to Avoid 213 Chapter 15: Ten Free Big Data Sources 219 Chapter 16: Ten Key Big Data Collection Tools 225 Index 231
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John Wiley & Sons Inc Leading in Analytics
Book SynopsisA step-by-step guide for business leaders who need to manage successful big data projects Leading in Analytics: The Critical Tasks for Executives to Master in the Age of Big Data takes you through the entire process of guiding an analytics initiative from inception to execution. You'll learn which aspects of the project to pay attention to, the right questions to ask, and how to keep the project team focused on its mission to produce relevant and valuable project. As an executive, you can't control every aspect of the process. But if you focus on high-impact factors that you can control, you can ensure an effective outcome. This book describes those factors and offers practical insight on how to get them right. Drawn from best-practice research in the field of analytics, the Manageable Tasks described in this book are specific to the goal of implementing big data tools at an enterprise level. A dream team of analytics and business experts have contributed their knowledge to show you how to choose the right business problem to address, put together the right team, gather the right data, select the right tools, and execute your strategic plan to produce an actionable result. Become an analytics-savvy executive with this valuable book. Ensure the success of analytics initiatives, maximize ROI, and draw value from big dataLearn to define success and failure in analytics and big data projectsSet your organization up for analytics success by identifying problems that have big data solutionsBring together the people, the tools, and the strategies that are right for the jobBy learning to pay attention to critical tasks in every analytics project, non-technical executives and strategic planners can guide their organizations to measurable results.Table of ContentsForeword by Dr. Tim Rahschulte xi Acknowledgments xv Introduction: The Last Analytics Mile 1 The Last Mile to Analytics Success 1 Expert Contributors 4 Task 0 Analytics Leadership 11 Knowledge Begins in Failure 12 From Failure to Success 17 The Seven Tasks for Analytics Success 22 Chapter Summary and Exercises 24 Task 1 The Problem 27 Solve the Right Problem 28 The DAD Framework for Analytics Action 28 Finding Valuable Problems to Solve 39 The Problem Statement 45 Checking for Project Viability 50 Prioritizing Viable Projects 52 Chapter Summary and Exercises 54 Task 2 The Team 61 Building a Winning Analytics Team 62 Building and Managing Your Team 73 Managing the Technical Team 81 Engaging Your Team 86 Chapter Summary and Exercises 89 Task 3 The Data 91 Amorphous Asset 92 Understanding Data’s Value 92 Identifying Valuable Data 97 Harnessing Data’s Value 101 A Few Vs to Enhance Value 107 Quality Data 114 Chapter Summary and Exercises 121 Task 4 The Tools 125 Analytics Mindset 126 Executives’ Role in Tools 127 Categories of Analytics 131 Predictive Analytics Tools 146 Prescriptive Analytics Tools 151 Tool Synergies 155 Limits of Analytics Tools 157 Chapter Summary and Exercises 158 Task 5 Execution 161 Execute = Action 162 Process 163 People 177 Problems 186 Chapter Summary and Exercises 189 Task 6 Analytics Maturity 191 Defining Analytics Maturity 192 Visualizing Analytics Maturity 194 Growing Analytics Maturity 210 Tools for Maturity 218 Chapter Summary and Exercises 225 Task 7 Responsible Analytics 227 Our Analytics Responsibility 228 Analytics Discernment 229 INFORMS Ethical Guidelines 232 Analytics for Good 241 Being Responsible for Our Analytics Future 248 Chapter Summary and Exercises 261 Conclusion: Crossing the Last Mile 265 We Must Cross It Together 265 Additional Learning Opportunities 268 Lasting Principles for Success 269 Afterword: Dr. Karl Kempf’s Legacy 271 Pioneering Analytics with Formula One Racing 271 Teaching Superman to Fly 273 Automating Aerospace Manufacturing 273 Making Better Decisions at Intel 273 Author’s Tribute 274 About the Author 275 Why Read Leading in Analytics 277 Author Index 279 Subject Index 283
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APress Demystifying Digital Transformation
Book SynopsisEquip yourself with tools to approach digital transformation within your organization successfully. Today, over 80% of digital transformation engagements fail to reach their objectives (as reported through a survey by Couchbase). The challenge to overcome is that the pace of change in digital has left business users falling behind. Geared towards non-technical professionals, this book seeks to get executives on track to lead this innovation wave. Data as the prime lever in this innovation wave has accelerated the pace of change from earlier innovation waves by 25 years. Companies are finding it hard to adapt as their internal processes do not allow such rapid changes. Companies are stuck with outdated tools to manage DX projects. This leads to outsourcing the responsibility for DX to IT teams and outside system developers and causing great problems.Toolsets from data visualization, simulated prototyping, video editing and Whiteboarding will be introduced and simplified to show you caTable of Contents1. Introduction 2. Digital Transformation and Big Data3. Visual Style and Prototyping Tools 4. The Problem with DX Engagements Today 5. Introduction to data Mining and Algorithms6. Managing the Technology Deluge7. Introduction to No Code AI Toolsets8. Digital Ethics 9. Digital Transformation Future and Next Steps AppendicesReferences
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Emerald Publishing Knowledge Translation
Book SynopsisKnowledge translation is a relatively new research topic originating in fields of health sciences and economic development. It is of great interest to knowledge management researchers and practitioners.
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Emerald Publishing Limited A Systemic Theory of Knowledge Management
Book SynopsisThe Fourth Industrial Revolution while creating many new opportunities, is inevitably going to lead to uncertainty around specific jobs. To understand which jobs will be uncertain as society moves towards the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Johannessen adopts three time-perspectives.
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Springer Knowledge Management
Book Synopsis1. Towards a Digitally Enabled Knowledge Society.- 2. Knowledge in Organisations.- 3. Organisational Forms to Leverage Knowledge.- 4. Knowledge Work(ers) in the Digital Age.- 5. Strategies for Managing Knowledge.- 6. Context Specific Knowledge Management Strategies.- 7. Measuring and Safeguarding Intellectual Capital.- 8. How to Put Knowledge Management into Practice.
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