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A Dual-Core Model of Organizational Innovation.

Richard L. Daft

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This paper examines the role of administrators and technical employees in the process leading to innovation adoption. A marked division of labor is found. The evidence indicates that two distinct i...

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This paper examines the role of administrators and technical employees in the process leading to innovation adoption. A marked division of labor is found. The evidence indicates that two distinct i...

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This paper examines the role of administrators and technical employees in the process leading to innovation adoption. A marked division of labor is found. The evidence indicates that two distinct i...

Key concepts: Core (optical fiber), Dual (grammatical number), Knowledge management, Organizational behavior, Business, Organizational structure, Process management, Industrial organization

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