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In terms of the complexity and codifiability of knowledge, and supplier capabilities, the observed empirical patterns matched the expected patterns.

Table 1: Relative Differences between Product and Process Innovation Dimensions of Analysis Product Innovation Process Innovation Objective of Novelty Efficiency innovation Competitive impact Price Cost Valuation of External market Internal, managerial innovation or value feedback evaluation Degree of novelty Radical, exploration Incremental, valued or rareness exploitation Codifiability of Clear, concrete, Unclear, obscure, knowledge or explicit, higher tacit, lower imitability Location of knowledge Technological, Organizational, or substitutability separable, independent systemic, interdependent Source: Un & Asakawa (2015, p.

In considering models for expansion, CMS will need to assess their generalizability, codifiability, and political viability as well as whether they saved money.

The level of intent exhibited by the family to pass down the firm to a family member and the level of codifiability of the knowledge being integrated amongst family members is proposed to magnify the positive relationship between knowledge integration and the attainment of family harmony and family satisfaction.

the issue of codifiability of moral reasoning becomes of particular

These virtue ethical constraints of consequentialist calculus show yet another feature of the Dalai Lama's ethics: the rejection of what Hursthouse calls the "strong codifiability thesis." That is, the rejection of a universally applicable decision procedure for determining the right action in any particular case (Hursthouse 39-40).

Its first sub-dimension is the complexity level that makes the capability hard to imitate and represents the ideas concerned with the concepts of codifiability, teachability, complexity, system dependence, product observability, routines and capability interdependence, and causal ambiguity (Barney, 2001; Eisenhardt & Martin, 2000; Lavie, 2006; Kazanjian & Rao, 1999; Rivkin, 2000; Sanchez & Heene, 2010; Sirmon et al., 2007; Zander & Kogut, 1995).

Nonetheless, greater codifiability of distant knowledge was seen to actually reduce this positive effect on performance.

However, these same factors could also facilitate the development of two important knowledge attributes: (1) codifiability, and (2) complexity (Agrawal, 2006).

(166) Their account does not depend on the codifiability of "the values that determine excellence in a certain regulative ideal," as long as those values can conceivably play some sort of "guiding or governing role in the motivation and behaviour" of the actor.

These factors decrease the codifiability (Levi, Kleindorfer and Wu 2003) of the transaction, which increases the number of contingencies that the parties must agree upon (Williamson 1975, 1985).