Environment, Organization, and Innovation

Roman, D. (1980). Environment, Organization, and Innovation. IIASA Working Paper. IIASA, Laxenburg, Austria: WP-80-137

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Abstract

The innovation task group "Management of Innovation" at IIASA includes researchers from market and planned economies and is especially interested in investigating the critical problems facing the management of innovation on the national and firm level within the different stages of the innovation cycle: take-off, rapid growth, maturation, saturation and crisis (H. Maier, 1979; H.-D. Haustein, H. Maier, 1979). We are especially interested in investigating how in the different phases, the risk situation, the relationship between dynamic and average efficiency (H. Maier, H.-D. Haustein, 1980), the interaction between different kinds of innovation and the organizational patterns are changing. We hope that this paper will stimulate the research on the relationship between "Innovation and Organization" which is possibly one of the most important problems which faces the management of innovation.

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