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        E-business in Flanders: Where is the beef?

        Basu, Amit; Muylle, Steve (2009)
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        E-Business Strategy Proposal for LeasePlan International

        Muylle, Steve; De Schryver, Veerle (2002)
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        e-Business trends

        Goedertier, Frank (2002)
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        Eandis research chair in resilient supply chains April 2010 - April 2015

        Samii, Behzad; Li, Lingxin (2014)
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        Earnings management and institutional differences: Belgian Evidence on Audit Quality as a constraint on Earnings management

        Vander Bauwhede, Heidi; Willekens, Marleen (1998)
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        Earnings management and institutional differences: literature review and discussion

        Vander Bauwhede, Heidi; Willekens, Marleen (1998)
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        Earnings management in privately-held firms: the roles of external audits, stakeholdes and governance mechanisms

        Sercu, Piet; Vander Bauwhede, Heidi; Willekens, Marleen (2002)
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        Economische duurzaamheid en toegevoegde waarde: een eerste aanzet op basis van macro-economische gegevens

        Van Passel, Steven; Lepoutre, Jan; Nevens, Frank; Van Huylenbroeck, G.; Mathijs, E. (2004)
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        Een alternatieve kijk op evaluatie

        Van Petegem, P.; Vanhoof, J.; Verhoeven, Jef C.; Devos, Geert; Warmoes, Veronique (2002)
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        Een economische ontwikkelingsplan voor Tongeren

        Vanhaverbeke, Wim (1998)
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        Een evaluatie van de efficiëntie van overheidssubsidies aan Business Angel Netwerken

        Manigart, Sophie; Collewaert, Veroniek; Goossens, Lotte (2006)
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        Een evaluatie van het MKB-programma in de objectief 2 en objectief 5b gebieden

        Clarysse, Bart; De Pape, S. (2000)
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        Een kosten-baten analyse van de participatie van België in het A3XX programma

        Goossens, K.; Duchêne, Vincent; Clarysse, Bart (2000)
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        Een streekstrategie voor het arrondissement Kortrijk: Een essay over continue economische transformatie

        Vanhaverbeke, Wim (1998)
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        Een streekvisie voor de Westhoek: de virtuele cyclus tussen hernieuwde economische dynamiek, kwaliteit voor woon- en leefomgeving ende doorbraak van de kenniseconomie

        Vanhaverbeke, Wim (1998)
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        Een toekomst voor de Belgische Visserij

        Crijns, Hans (2001)
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        Een vergelijkend onderzoek naar de meerwaarde van de inschakeling van multimedia bij vorming, training en opleiding

        Van den Broeck, Herman; Cools, Eva (2000)
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        Effecto: Op weg naar effectief ondernemerschapsonderwijs in Vlaanderen

        Crijns, Hans; Van den Berghe, Wouter; Lepoutre, Jan; Tilleuil, Olivier (2009)
        Performance assessment of innovation projects is a central issue in innovation management research. Using existing literature, a model is developed to assess the performance of new product and new service development projects. In this model, project performance is defined as a combination of a formatively indicated operational performance construct and a reflectively indicated product performance construct. The validity of this model is tested based on a sample of 219 innovation projects assessed by innovation managers. Using only the innovation managers' responses, it is, however, not possible to distinguish between operational and product performance. The impact of common method bias and informant bias is subsequently assessed using a subsample of 128 of these 219 innovation projects that are assessed by the innovation manager and the project leader. These latter results show that operational and product performance are two distinct constructs. In addition, the multitrait–multimethod analyses show that especially the more abstract items of performance, such as the perceptions of quality, captured knowledge, competitive advantage, gained reputation, and customer satisfaction, suffer from random error and informant bias. Project leaders appear to be better informed to assess operational performance, while innovation managers are better in assessing product performance. The paper concludes with a qualitative comparison of several alternative performance models: the project performance model as derived from the literature, a similar (misspecified) reflective performance model, two stand-alone models in which operational and product performance are assessed separately, and a mixed model that uses a combination of innovation managers' and project managers' data. Based on this comparison, it is advised to use either the stand-alone models for operational performance and product performance or the mixed model whereby the project leader assesses operational performance and the innovation manager the product performance of an innovation project.
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        Eindrapport pilootproject geïntegreerde financiering

        Manigart, Sophie; Van Laere, Elisabeth (2005)
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        Electric vehicles and DSOs: working towards a joint future?

        Broeckx, Saskia; Ramos, Ariana; Meeus, Leonardo (2020)
        The discussion on the network integration of electric vehicles is reminiscent of that on the integration of intermittent renewables, such as solar and wind energy and other alternative sources, about ten years ago. Whenever radically new technologies gain traction, they may have a significant impact on the existing system. But whereas ten years ago any calls for early impact assessment were met with scepticism, the sector now seems to have learned its lesson. Although demand for electric vehicles is growing, mainstream adoption is still far from being achieved. Nevertheless, DSOs and regulators are already seriously considering the challenges ahead. After all, the mobility landscape may change faster than currently expected and they feel it is better to be prepared than to be caught out. On 12 December 2019, the DSO Chair organised a workshop to discuss challenges and issues related to the demand-side integration of electric vehicles into the electricity distribution network. Prior to the workshop we interviewed key stakeholders and participants, as well as several experts, to gather background information as a basis for discussion. This white paper provides a round-up of the findings and insights as well as suggesting areas for further exploration.
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