Grounding the “mirroring hypothesis”: Towards a general theory of organization design in New Product Development

Querbes, Adrien; Frenken, Koen

doi:10.1016/j.jengtecman.2018.01.001

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“…It makes the communication of the subject in the supply chain more timely and effective, breaks through the single communication mode in the traditional supply chain, and is a collaborative network with strong real-time interaction and high degree of participation, which greatly promotes the mastery of query information on both sides of supply and demand. In addition, the information sharing for all participants in the supply chain to supply the latest theoretical achievements, advanced technical guidance, scientific marketing, and good logistics delivery lets the participation main body fully understand the market dynamic and positive feedback market needs; it can effectively avoid the supply side blind production and sales, to provide an opportunity to achieve real and accurate supply and demand [22,23].…”

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The Development and Design of Artificial Intelligence in Cultural and Creative Products

Lin

2021

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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The rapid development of the global cultural and creative industry has provided a new stage for the development and innovation of Chinese traditional culture. Cultural creativity has broken the rigid design and production mode of traditional products from the perspective of market and has become the key to improve the economic benefits and competitiveness of traditional products. From the perspective of cultural and creative product design and product development, artificial intelligence technology has been fully utilized at the present stage. The purpose of this article is to compare the traditional design patterns used in product design and understand the new design patterns assisted by artificial intelligence so as to achieve the purpose of process simplification and design innovation more quickly. In this article, traditional graphic patterns and local cultural connotations of the experimental area are taken as the main research points. Through a large number of field investigations and first-hand photo materials, the regional cultural characteristics and local traditional graphic language are analyzed in detail and then summarized. Finally, the examples of development research are summarized and reflected. It is hoped that through the further excavation of the traditional patterns of the region and the exploration of the level of regional culture regeneration, the development of local economy, culture, and tourism can be driven, and a cultural brand that can go out of Anhui province and into the whole country can be built. At the present stage of product research and development, the key is to introduce artificial intelligence means as necessary support and try to infiltrate artificial intelligence measures in the research and development of new products in each link.

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The Development and Design of Artificial Intelligence in Cultural and Creative Products

Lin

2021

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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“…4. In the simulation experiments, the number of departments mirrors the growth of the decision-problem for avoiding interference with effects of varying department size (e.g., Querbes and Frenken, 2018;Wall, 2018). 5.…”

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Adaptation of the boundary system in growing firms: an agent-based computational study on the role of complexity and search strategy

Wall

2019

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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The boundary system of a firm is intended to set constraints to the behaviour of organisational participants and, by this, to affect decision-making in the direction of the firm's overall objective. In growing firms, the boundary system is subject to a particular tension: balancing the search for new opportunities and innovation with behavioural constraints to deal with increasing size and intra-organisational complexity. Against this background, the paper studies the adaptation of the boundary system in growing firms. For this, an agent-based simulation based on the framework of NK fitness landscapes is employed which is a rather new approach in the domain of management control systems. The study controls for different levels of task complexity and for different styles in firms' search for new opportunities in terms of exploitative, explorative or ambidextrous search strategies. The results suggest that the level of task complexity subtly interferes with the search strategy employed in respect of the emerging boundaries. In particular, results support the conjecture that growing task complexity leads to more coordination via hierarchy. However, the search strategy employed shapes the predominance of boundaries compared to less constraining modes of coordination granting higher levels of autonomy to subordinates.

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“…With , changes in one component do not affect any of the other components, while with , i.e., for a maximally complex product, each component depends on (and affects) every other. This view on interdependencies in product design can be traced back to Simon (1962), who studied design principles to solve complex problems resulting from complex architectural interactions, and to subsequent work on 1 Several management and innovation scholars following the seminal work by Levinthal (1997) have used the NK-model to represent innovation-related, complex tasks, such as the solving of complex design problems (Baumann & Siggelkow, 2013;Frenken, Marengo, & Valente, 1999;Querbes & Frenken, 2018), new product development processes (Mihm, Loch, & Huchzermeier, 2003), technological evolution (Frenken, 2007;Querbes & Frenken, 2017), production techniques (Auerswald, Kauffman, Lobo, & Shell, 2000), and innovation projects (Sommer & Loch, 2004).…”

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The influence of motivational factors on ongoing product design decisions

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Healey

2021

Journal of Business Research

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Grounding the “mirroring hypothesis”: Towards a general theory of organization design in New Product Development

Cited by 20 publications

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The Development and Design of Artificial Intelligence in Cultural and Creative Products

The Development and Design of Artificial Intelligence in Cultural and Creative Products

Adaptation of the boundary system in growing firms: an agent-based computational study on the role of complexity and search strategy

The influence of motivational factors on ongoing product design decisions

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