The key to any successful modern manufacturing stratev is the Ilexibility to adjust quickly to
changing demand and resource requirements; in the case oftechnology-intensive products it …

Indigenous populations throughout the world suffer from chronic poverty, lower education
levels, and poor health. The "second wave" of indigenous development, after direct economic …

… between in- and out-of-sample did not overlap, that is, the one-hidden-node architecture
showed a reasonable ability to generalize to the out-of-sample (see Kline and Galbraith 2009 …

In this paper we examine the impact various compensation programs have upon business‐level
strategy for technology‐intensive firms. Similarly, we examine the effect of centralization …

… Galbraith is a Professor of Entrepreneurship and Technology at the Cameron School of
Business, … Galbraith is the corresponding author and can be contacted at: galbraithc@uncw.edu …

… to a particular site or region (Galbraith and DeNoble Citation1995; McDonald Citation1986…
Galbraith … Galbraith is professor of entrepreneurship and technology in the Cameron School of …

… power positions are more likely to control their resource environment through either physical
absorption by means of vertical integration or expansion strategies in line with Galbraith's …

This paper expands the notion of extended rivalry as cross‐industry relations within the
chain of production and distribution, and argues that firm power resides in the exclusivity and …

… Galbraith is a Professor of Entrepreneurship and Technology at the Cameron School of
Business, … Galbraith is the corresponding author and can be contacted at: galbraithc@uncw.edu …

This study investigates important questions for any emerging high-technology firm attempting
to obtain funding: Does the design of the presentation and the perceived passion and …