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  1. Von der dementierten zur zerspielten Form des Erzählens
    Autor*in: Iser, Wolfgang
    Erschienen: 1993

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  2. The Holocaust and the Construction of Modern American Literary Criticism
    Autor*in: Budick, Emily Miller
    Erschienen: 1993

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  3. Multiculturalism, Mourning, and the Americas: Towards a New Pragmatics of Cross- and Intercultural Criticism
    Autor*in: Gunn, Giles
    Erschienen: 1995

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  4. The Historical and Political Re-Turn in American Literary Studies in an East European Context
    Autor*in: Merdjanska, Kornelia
    Erschienen: 1995

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  5. Sexuality in the Fictions of Theory
    Autor*in: de Lauretis, Teresa
    Erschienen: 1995

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  6. Henry James and the Fin de Siècle
    Autor*in: Mitchell, Lee Clark
    Erschienen: 1995

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  7. The End of Aesthetic Experience
    Autor*in: Shusterman, Richard
    Erschienen: 1996

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  8. Cultural Studies Bibliographies on Black Popular Culture and Non-White Cultures
    Autor*in: Lemke, Sieglinde
    Erschienen: 1996

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  9. The Politics of Nationalism in Recent American Literary Historiography: The Case of the New 'Cambridge History'
    Autor*in: Arac, Jonathan
    Erschienen: 1995

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  10. Comics and the myopic gaze : punishing unexpected and effective texts ; Comics und der myopische Blick : Strafen für unerwartete und wirkungsvolle Texte
    Autor*in: Packard, Stephan
    Erschienen: 2004

    A remarkable indictment and conviction following the sale of an ‘obscene’ comic book invites us to examine arguments brought forth to describe a specifically childlike reception of new media, as usually suggested by those who would motivate legal... mehr

     

    A remarkable indictment and conviction following the sale of an ‘obscene’ comic book invites us to examine arguments brought forth to describe a specifically childlike reception of new media, as usually suggested by those who would motivate legal restrictions for such media. Trying to explain some perceived contradictions on the surface of these arguments, we discuss whether it is the failure or rather the extreme success of texts that is marked as ‘dangerous’ in such contexts.

     
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  11. Belonging in music and the music of unbelonging in Richard Powers’s The Time of Our Singing
    Autor*in: Eckstein, Lars
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  12. NPD-Process and Planning in Japanese engineering companies – Findings from an interview research
    Autor*in: Herstatt, Cornelius; Stockstrom, Christoph; Nagahira, Akio
    Erschienen: 2005

    In this paper we report on the results of an interview research about new product development (NPD) processes and planning in 15 Japanese mechanical and electrical engineering companies. We asked the companies to describe one successful and one less... mehr

     

    In this paper we report on the results of an interview research about new product development (NPD) processes and planning in 15 Japanese mechanical and electrical engineering companies. We asked the companies to describe one successful and one less successful project. All in all, we collected data for 29 projects, 15 of which were successful. We explore how these companies structure their NPD processes and conduct their planning activities in order to strike a balance between the needs for efficiency and flexibility, which often carry opposing implications for organizing and managing new product development projects. While the majority of the companies in our sample build their NPD efforts on a similar process model, we find them to employ diverse procedures to achieve their aims. In the companies we interviewed, there is a strong inclination towards planning R&D activities. New product development projects are based on well-defined procedures and written documents, which represent a standard approach to the companies’ R&D efforts. However, not all aspects are planned in equal depth and later phases of NPD projects, such as the implementation of the product concept into production, which exhibit lower uncertainty, are planned in much more detail. The need for flexibility in planning is highlighted by our finding that the less successful projects failed to anticipate changes – especially within the environment – and therefore were often carried out according to outdated plans and information. Our results suggest that the quality of the initial project plan with regard to the information it is based upon is closely linked to success. Despite the environmental turbulence, there seem to be no pronounced differences between successful and less successful projects concerning changes of the plan throughout the course of the project. Consequently, our interview partners consider the project managers of the unsuccessful projects to be less skilled in marketing and management than their successful counterparts.

     
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    Schlagworte: New product development; Japanese firms; planning; success innovation; project management; Produktentwicklung; Projektmanagement; Unternehmensplanung; Erfolgsplanung; Firma; Japan
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  13. Generating innovations through analogies : an empirical investigation of knowledge brokers
    Autor*in: Kalogerakis, Katharina; Herstatt, Cornelius; Lüthje, Christian
    Erschienen: 2005

    In this paper we explore how knowledge brokers – specialised design and engineering companies offering services to clients in diverse industries – use analogies for product development. Our research is based on interviews with project leaders of 13... mehr

     

    In this paper we explore how knowledge brokers – specialised design and engineering companies offering services to clients in diverse industries – use analogies for product development. Our research is based on interviews with project leaders of 13 knowledge brokering companies. The interviews focused on product development projects in which analogies were used. First, we categorize these cases according to the motivation to use analogies (efficiency vs. innovativeness). Second, we describe and analyse the process of using analogies. Our results show that analogies are frequently and very pragmatically applied throughout the whole development process. We also found that individual characteristics of the persons participating in such projects are the crucial factor that influences the outcome of the project.

     
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    Schlagworte: product development; knowledge brokers; analogy; Produktentwicklung; Analogie; Wissensmanagement
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  14. Taking advantage of Online Communities for generating Innovative Ideas
    Autor*in: Tietz, Robert; Herstatt, Cornelius
    Erschienen: 2005

    The use of the internet for business purposes and among consumers is spreading at an impressive rate. Companies use it for a lot of different activities like, for example, marketing, online shopping and customer service. However, the use of the... mehr

     

    The use of the internet for business purposes and among consumers is spreading at an impressive rate. Companies use it for a lot of different activities like, for example, marketing, online shopping and customer service. However, the use of the internet for the purpose of innovation, to create ideas and concepts, is still underdeveloped. Practical experience shows that online communities are suitable for developing innovative ideas with users. To gain a deeper understanding of the underlying mechanisms we have taken a case-study approach. Based on this we generate a set of propositions concerning characteristics that a community should have in order to foster innovativeness. Our findings show that communities should be social, access should be restricted and it is necessary that users are free to post critical messages. Furthermore, the threads should be organised to create a lively discussion and users have to be able to build-up reputation.

     
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    Schlagworte: internet; online communities; Elektronisches Forum; Innovationsmanagement; Unternehmen / Innovation
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  15. Service provider - customer interactions: key to success of innovative services
    Autor*in: Hoffmann, Antje; Herstatt, Cornelius
    Erschienen: 2005

    The majority of service providers have recognized the need to develop innovative services that meet sophisticated customer needs on time. Because of structural changes in the market, rising costs and shorter lifecycles of services and technologies... mehr

     

    The majority of service providers have recognized the need to develop innovative services that meet sophisticated customer needs on time. Because of structural changes in the market, rising costs and shorter lifecycles of services and technologies this has become a more demanding task than ever before. Most of the existing research focuses on the development of products rather than services. However, research in service related innovation activities is highly rewarding, as the service market is about to become a dominant factor of economic development. The objective of this paper is to provide an overview of the current state of interaction research with special focus on service marketing and service purchasing processes. A short presentation of the most important theoretical results and findings from empirical studies will be given. Furthermore, we will present results from our own case study investigating the IT Service industry. In this context, we have identified three different approaches of successful interactions between service providers and potential buyers during marketing and purchasing processes with innovative results. We will describe these approaches, show their similarities and differences and as a result, provide recommendations for the service industry and potential buyers.

     
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    Schlagworte: service provider; service market; service marketing; service purchasing; Dienstleistung / Marketing; Dienstleistungsmarkt; Dienstleistung / Management
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  16. The process of user-innovation: a case study on user innovation in a consumer goods setting
    Autor*in: Tietz, Robert; Morrison, Pamela D.; Lüthje, Christian; Herstatt, Cornelius
    Erschienen: 2004

    Manufacturers usually benefit by dividing their innovation processes into distinct phases in order to ensure that the development activities are performed efficiently in an appropriate sequence. Users usually do not apply such structured processes.... mehr

     

    Manufacturers usually benefit by dividing their innovation processes into distinct phases in order to ensure that the development activities are performed efficiently in an appropriate sequence. Users usually do not apply such structured processes. They follow a more intuition-driven approach. In this paper we analyze the way users improve or develop novel products. The field of our research is a new and rapidly evolving consumer market, the sport of kite surfing. We identified a sequence that underlies the approaches of user inventors. This sequence consists of two major stages, (1) idea generation and (2) idea realization, each again subdivided. We propose that a manufacturer in the relevant product field can significantly profit from more closely observing such user activities: • Better understanding of tacit needs which cannot be derived by applying classical market research methods. • Learn about the adequacy of solutions from the user. This may guide their development activities and prevent development of inadequate solutions. • Collect user ideas as well as corresponding solution knowledge at very low tariffs and increase reputation as a customer-close organization.

     
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    Schlagworte: Produktinnovation; Produktentwicklung; Benutzer / Beteiligung
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  17. Learning from users for radical innovation
    Autor*in: Lettl, Christopher; Herstatt, Cornelius; Gemünden, Hans Georg
    Erschienen: 2004

    In today’s environment of rapid technological change companies can not rely on incremental innovations alone. To sustain long-term competitiveness companies need to develop radical innovations as well. Such innovations typically incorporate new and... mehr

     

    In today’s environment of rapid technological change companies can not rely on incremental innovations alone. To sustain long-term competitiveness companies need to develop radical innovations as well. Such innovations typically incorporate new and highly complex technologies, create new markets or shift existing market structures, and require user learning as they often induce significant behaviour changes on side of the users. To systematically develop radical innovations firms need to involve the proper actors. One such important external actor in the development process of new products is the user. Our study focuses on the question what kind of users are able to actively contribute to the development of radical innovations and what firms can learn from them to improve their innovative capability. A multiple case study analysis was conducted in the field of medical technology. Five radical innovation projects were selected including medical robots and computer-assisted navigation systems. The case study analysis reveals that users with a unique set of characteristics can contribute substantially to the development of radical innovations. These users have a high motivation toward new solutions, are open to new technologies, possess diverse competencies, and are embedded into a very supportive context. Manufacturers that took over the ideas and prototypes of the inventive users benefited significantly. By learning from these users, firms were able to significantly improve their radical innovative capability. The paper contributes to technology and innovation management research in two ways. First, by exploring critical user characteristics for distinct phases of the radical innovation process, we provide first insights how manufacturing firms can more effectively identify and leverage valuable users for their radical innovation work. Thereby, we highlight the involvement of capable users as an effective learning mechanism to improve the radical innovation capability of a firm. Second, new perspectives on lead ...

     
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  18. How to transfer discontinuous technology into radical innovation – some evidence from three nanotech cases
    Autor*in: Trauffler, Gaston; Herstatt, Cornelius; Tschirky, Hugo
    Erschienen: 2004

    In this paper the focus is on the strategy formulation processes, specifically supportive methods and structures, which address various managerial issues concerning discontinuous technologies and radical innovation in the early phase of strategic... mehr

     

    In this paper the focus is on the strategy formulation processes, specifically supportive methods and structures, which address various managerial issues concerning discontinuous technologies and radical innovation in the early phase of strategic decision-making. In three in-depth case studies how companies proceeded with discontinuous technology and radical innovation ideas in strategy formulation was investigated ex-post. Based on literature and the analysis from the cases nine propositions are suggested for the design of an idealized strategy formulation process model for the simultaneous and differentiated strategic management of radical innovation and incremental innovation. The propositions are transformed into a visualized process model showing the interaction and arrangement of the latter.

     
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    Schlagworte: diskontinuierliche Technologie; radikale Innovation; discontinuous technology; radical innovation; strategic planning; Investitionsplanung / Strategische Planung; Technische Innovation
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  19. How to use analogies for breakthrough innovations
    Autor*in: Schild, Katharina; Herstatt, Cornelius; Lüthje, Christian
    Erschienen: 2004

    Analogies can trigger breakthrough ideas in new product development. Numerous examples demonstrate that substantial innovations often result from transferring problem solutions from one industry or domain to another. For instance, the designers of... mehr

     

    Analogies can trigger breakthrough ideas in new product development. Numerous examples demonstrate that substantial innovations often result from transferring problem solutions from one industry or domain to another. For instance, the designers of the new running shoe generation of Nike, “Nike SHOX”, use the same suspension concept like the technologies applied for Formula 1 racing cars, or the biological Lotus-effect led to the development of various self-cleaning surfaces. Academic research on analogical thinking has been so far heavily influenced by general theoretical work from cognitive psychology or systematic inventing. Only a small number of studies have investigated the application of analogies in the specific context of breakthrough innovation projects. This paper focuses on the question how analogies can be systematically used in the early innovation phases of new product development and which factors influence the successful use of analogical thinking in innovating companies. Special attention is paid to organizational facilitators and the requests on people involved in this process.

     
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  20. “Fuzzy front end” practices in innovating Japanese companies
    Autor*in: Herstatt, Cornelius; Verworn, Birgit; Stockstrom, Christoph; Nagahira, Akio; Takahashi, Osamu
    Erschienen: 2004

    In this paper, we report on the results of a large-scale study about typical front-end-related innovation practices in 553 Japanese mechanical and electrical engineering companies. We explore typical activities concerning the generation and... mehr

     

    In this paper, we report on the results of a large-scale study about typical front-end-related innovation practices in 553 Japanese mechanical and electrical engineering companies. We explore typical activities concerning the generation and assessment of new product ideas, the reduction of technological as well as market uncertainty and front end planning. Finally, we report on differences between successful and unsuccessful companies. Our study confirms earlier findings about the frequent use of creativity techniques in Japan during the process of idea generation. We also find companies to intensively involve upper management and customers into NPD projects. While integrating upper management is of vital importance for assessing new product ideas, integrating customers and users is primarily used to developing product ideas and concepts. We further find evidence that successful companies integrate their customers more frequently in the process of developing and assessing new product ideas than non successful companies. In addition, the former integrate customer requirements into their product definitions more often and also translate these requirements into technical specifications more frequently than non-successful companies. Finally, successful companies more often systematically plan a project prior to its start than unsuccessful ones.

     
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    Schlagworte: New product development; Japanese firms; planning; success innovation; Produktinnovation; Produktentwicklung; Operations Research; Firma; Japan
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  21. Users as inventors and developers of radical innovation : An explorative case study analysis in the field of medical technology
    Autor*in: Lettl, Christopher; Herstatt, Cornelius
    Erschienen: 2004

    Our study focuses on the question, whether users should be intensively involved in the innovation process of radical product innovations or better not – from the manufacturer’s perspective. Radical innovations incorporate new technologies, shift... mehr

     

    Our study focuses on the question, whether users should be intensively involved in the innovation process of radical product innovations or better not – from the manufacturer’s perspective. Radical innovations incorporate new technologies, shift market structures, require intensive user learning and induce significant behavior changes. Due to these specifics the question arises, whether users play a productive role in the innovation process of radical innovations at all, or if their contributions might even be counterproductive. To gain a better understanding for the users’ role in radical innovation and to develop a differentiated view of their contributions, we have studied three dimensions of user involvement were studied: (1) Which characteristics enable users to contribute to the innovation process? (2) How do manufacturers need to interact with users to benefit from their contributions? (3) How does user involvement impact on the manufacturer? We focused our study on the early phases of the innovation process. Two phases were distinquished for the analysis of these questions: Idea gen-eration and development. This distinction allows us to analyse the role of users within separate phases of the innovation process. Based on relevant theories and empirical work a set of propositions was formulated for each dimension. To study the addressed research questions, an explorative case study analysis was conducted in the field of medical technology. Five radical innovation projects were selected including medical robots, navigation systems, and biocompatible implants. In-depth inter-views were conducted with marketing, R&D, project leaders, CEO’s, and users. A content analysis framework was applied to systematically analyse the collected data. The case studies reveal that users with a unique set of characteristics (motivation, competencies, contextual factors) were able to deliver major contributions in all three phases of the radical innova-tion projects. In four cases users turned out to be the original ...

     
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  22. Von der dementierten zur zerspielten Form des Erzählens
    Autor*in: Iser, Wolfgang
    Erschienen: 1993

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  23. The Holocaust and the Construction of Modern American Literary Criticism
    Autor*in: Budick, Emily Miller
    Erschienen: 1993

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  24. Multiculturalism, Mourning, and the Americas: Towards a New Pragmatics of Cross- and Intercultural Criticism
    Autor*in: Gunn, Giles
    Erschienen: 1995

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  25. The Historical and Political Re-Turn in American Literary Studies in an East European Context
    Autor*in: Merdjanska, Kornelia
    Erschienen: 1995

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