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        A knowledge management process measurement instrument

        Samii, Behzad (2004)
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        A multi-level approach to program objectives: definitions and managerial implications

        De Hertogh, Steven; Van den broecke, Erik; Vereecke, Ann; Viaene, Stijn; Harpham, A. (2006)
        Projects are recognized as the building blocks of strategy. Outputs, outcomes, benefits and related concepts have been put forward by the program management community to bridge the gap between strategy and projects. Yet, firstly there appears to be some discordance among authors on the exact nature of these concepts. Secondly, these frameworks may not yet fully reflect the specific nature of strategy implementation. Therefore it is hard to accept them as the basis for communication between the project/program organisation and the business management when managing strategy implementation through programs of projects. We will borrow three concepts (resources, competencies and capabilities) from the resource based view of the company (RBV). We shall use them to define three levels of program objectives. We will illustrate these levels through a case of a strategic program in a professional information services company. We conclude with implications on current program management practice and research. Keywords: program management, program objectives, strategy implementation, benefits management
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        Composition of Firms' Product and Technology Portfolios and the Relationship with Firm Performance

        Belderbos, Rene; Veugelers, Reinhilde; Leten, Bart; Du, Jingshu
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        Consolidating customer analytics at Mobistar - Pragmatic Project Management in Business Intelligence

        De Hertogh, Steven; Janssens, Mark; Viaene, Stijn (2011)
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        Creating succesful collaborative relationships

        Vanpoucke, Evelyne; Vereecke, Ann (2008)
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        Does Timing of R&D Collaborations Explain the Heterogeneity of their Outcomes?

        Leten, Bart; Vanhaverbeke, Wim; Belderbos, Rene; Du, Jingshu
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        Dynamic electricity pricing with predefined tariff constraints

        Samii, Behzad; Meyers, Kris
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        EU 2050 low-carbon energy future: visions and strategies

        Meeus, Leonardo; Azevedo, Isabel; Marcantonini, Claudio; Glachant, Jean-Michel; Hafner, Manfred (2011)
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        Is Co-Patenting a Reliable Indicator for Firms' Collaboration Activities? - Evidence from a Large MNE

        Du, Jingshu
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        Managing the design-manufacturing interface

        Vandevelde, Anneke; Van Dierdonck, Roland; Clarysse, Bart (2002)
        This article describes the major barriers across the design-manufacturing interface and examines ways to overcome them to achieve a smooth production start-up. An integration model reveals that formalization facilitates a smooth production start-up. Independent of the degree of formalization during the early development stages, a formal approach is preferred when the new product is introduced into production. Another facilitating factor is the empathy from design towards manufacturing, which can be stimulated by managerial actions. Although the complexity and newness of product and technology hinder a smooth production start-up, their effect seems to vanish by introducing formalization and by striving for a design team that has empathy towards manufacturing.
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        Mobilizing cities towards a low carbon future: tambourines, carrots and sticks

        Meeus, Leonardo; Delarue, Erik (2011)
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        Modeling the cost of achieving a renewable energy target: does it pay to cooperate across borders?

        Saguan, Marcelo; Meeus, Leonardo (2011)
        Electricity markets are increasingly integrated across borders, but transmission and renewable energy policies often remain local and uncoordinated. In this paper, we analyze how cooperative behavior in developing renewable energy technologies across borders and/or cross-border transmission capacity investment can reduce the cost of achieving a renewable energy target. We use a three step equilibrium model with: i) transmission investment, ii) generation investment and iii) electricity market that we apply to an interconnected two zone system. We find that it pays to cooperate if the zones have different renewable energy sources, but the success of a renewable energy cooperation also depends on cooperation in transmission development, which is therefore an important interaction to take into account in renewable energy policy discussions.
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        Open Innovation and R&D Globalization

        Vanhaverbeke, Wim; von Zedtwitz, Max; Du, Jingshu
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        Organising the Supply Chain Department

        Vereecke, Ann; Boute, Robert (2011)
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        Supply chain management integration at EANDIS

        Samii, Behzad
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        Supply chain resilience in smart meter rollout projects

        Samii, Behzad; Meyers, Kris; ümit, Hakan (2012)
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        The role of physical prototyping in the product development process

        Vandevelde, Anneke; Van Dierdonck, Roland; Clarysse, Bart (2002)
        The aim of this paper was to achieve a better understanding of the specific role of physical prototyping in the product development process. Data from a survey of 25 companies revealed that the direct effect of prototyping on multidimensional project performance is limited. However, physical prototyping appears to affect process and product concept characteristics. More particularly, it improves interdisciplinary communication, supports a concurrent, time-oriented approach and collaboration in balanced teams. It enhances the project leader's championing, and increases the support of senior management and product quality. Finally, physical prototyping indirectly affects project performance via these modified characteristics.
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        Wanted: Supply Chain Manager (m/f) - strong set of skills required

        Boute, Robert; Vereecke, Ann (2011)
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