Innovating in traditional industries - bridging the knowledge gap / by Paul Woodfield

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Innovating in traditional industries - bridging the knowledge gap / by Paul Woodfield

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Index New Zealand

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Addresses the importance of understanding how to innovate in and around our traditional industries, what the perceived barriers to innovation are, and how traditional industries interact with other industries (such as ICT, engineering, and manufacturing) in order to build economic prosperity. Attempts to define what is meant by 'traditional industry'. Considers the economic contribution of traditional industries in New Zealand through innovation, and the implications of this for innovation ...

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Journal

Date created

Spr 2015

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Woodfield, Paul

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/36292055

Related subjects

Creative ability in business / Economic development / Manufacturing industries / Agricultural industries / Service industries

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