Author: Feng Jianmin / Country:
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
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(4) Learning from inter-industry spillovers, which refers to external learning related to technologies being pursued by competitors or other firms in the industry.
(5) Learning from interactions, which includes external interactions related to the upstream of the firm's knowledge sources, such as suppliers, or the downstream interactions related to the firm's knowledge sources, such as users, or collaborative interactions with other firms in the industry.
(6) Learning from search, which refers to internal learning primarily associated with formal activities aimed at generating new knowledge, such as R
Corporate Learning: The Eternal Law of Survival
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