Management control systems, decision-making, and innovation development : the CDI model /
Szutowski, Dawid, 1987-
Management control systems, decision-making, and innovation development : the CDI model / Dawid Szutowski. - 1 Edition. - 1 online resource. - Routledge advances in management and business studies .
"The systematic approach to innovation development today is one of the world's most prominent scientific fields, and with good reason. When applied correctly, such system produces regular outcomes, which consistently drive lasting competitive advantage. Unfortunately, as much as it is beneficial, the orchestration of an undisturbed flow of multiple complex, dynamic, and flexible innovation development processes is structurally demanding. In this book, a recognised innovation management specialist sets the record straight, offering a comprehensive approach to the improvement of innovation efficiency with the use of management control system. Unlike other books on the subject, it proposes original representation - the CDI model - of the relationships between management control system, decision-making quality, and innovation system efficiency, and explains why management control is fundamental to innovation management. In addition to that, inside the reader will find several original developments. These include: the info-deficiency (I-D) model depicting the various parameters hindering decision-making in innovation development, the product innovation development (PID) system offering the original function-based approach to innovation management, and the composite innovation index - specially designed tool intended to evaluate the efficiency of an innovation development system. It will be of interest to researchers, academics, practitioners, and advanced students in the fields of management, strategy, and innovation"--
9781003215035 1003215033 9781000471922 1000471926 9781000471892 1000471896
Management--Technological innovations.
New products--Management.
Decision making.
Strategic planning.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Management
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Strategic Planning
HD30.2
658.4/03
Management control systems, decision-making, and innovation development : the CDI model / Dawid Szutowski. - 1 Edition. - 1 online resource. - Routledge advances in management and business studies .
"The systematic approach to innovation development today is one of the world's most prominent scientific fields, and with good reason. When applied correctly, such system produces regular outcomes, which consistently drive lasting competitive advantage. Unfortunately, as much as it is beneficial, the orchestration of an undisturbed flow of multiple complex, dynamic, and flexible innovation development processes is structurally demanding. In this book, a recognised innovation management specialist sets the record straight, offering a comprehensive approach to the improvement of innovation efficiency with the use of management control system. Unlike other books on the subject, it proposes original representation - the CDI model - of the relationships between management control system, decision-making quality, and innovation system efficiency, and explains why management control is fundamental to innovation management. In addition to that, inside the reader will find several original developments. These include: the info-deficiency (I-D) model depicting the various parameters hindering decision-making in innovation development, the product innovation development (PID) system offering the original function-based approach to innovation management, and the composite innovation index - specially designed tool intended to evaluate the efficiency of an innovation development system. It will be of interest to researchers, academics, practitioners, and advanced students in the fields of management, strategy, and innovation"--
9781003215035 1003215033 9781000471922 1000471926 9781000471892 1000471896
Management--Technological innovations.
New products--Management.
Decision making.
Strategic planning.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Management
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Strategic Planning
HD30.2
658.4/03