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Innovation

How can innovation be value adding for firm's stakeholders?

Why is innovation important for productivity and growth?

Innovation – the introduction of new products, services, processes and business models – is the key to sustained competitiveness for companies and nations alike.

Innovation adds value for firms’ stakeholders and can improve the lives and experience of consumers. 91¸£Àû research on innovation and its contribution to productivity, growth and competitiveness is diverse. Firms’ ability to adopt and effectively deploy new technologies has been a continued theme through the work of and more recently . Knowledge networks and sharing have been at the heart of other work by , and colleagues. Value chain perspectives and the impact of innovation on competitiveness in smaller firms have been the focus of work by and . Innovation in the provision of health services has been the focus of work by and others.

You can find links to some recent 91¸£Àû research on innovation and productivity below but all together the includes over 200 innovation related research papers!

Some examples of recent innovation research at 91¸£Àû can be found in the Publications and Blogs Section below:

Publications


  • Stephen Roper and Halima Jibril (2022)
    ERC Research paper No 101

  • Stephen Roper and Jane Bourke (2022)
    Research Policy, 51 (10). 104593.

  • Stephen Roper, Bettina Becker, James H. Love, J and Karen Bonner (2022)
    International Journal of Innovation Management

  • Jane Bourke, Stephen Roper and James H. Love (2021)
    International Journal of Innovation Management, 25 (8). 2150085

  • Professor and
    (ESCoE)
    (EsCoE Discussion paper)

  • and (2020)
    International Small Business Journal: Researching Entrepreneurship, 38 (6). pp. 504-514.

  • and (2018)
    Human relations 72 (7). pp. 1209-1233

Blogs

System level leadership fit for the future: Lessons from Covid-19 

Professor Graeme Currie

04 June, 2020

In our latest blog Professor Graeme Currie looks at what we have learnt from Covid-19 in responding to a crisis and how this learning and recovery is essential in knowing how to deal with a second wave and future pandemics.

'Covid-19 and the implications for future innovation'


22 April, 2020

Professor Stephen Roper examines industry collaboration, research and development and the importance of innovation during a time of Covid-19 and beyond.

Webinars

'Covid-19 and the implications for future innovation'
 

Will positive collaborations inspire broader innovation in the economy or will the financial pressures on firms have a more negative effect? How will this affect smaller and larger firms? Professor Stephen Roper will examine the impact of Covid-19 on research and development industry collaboration and innovation.

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