Implementation of the IMZD Approach (IMZD as the Integrative Maturity Capability Model) in the Performance of a New Product Process
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Jul 29, 2019
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maturity of the process, innovations, product
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The publication sets out to propose a new research approach – one that could significantly improve the maturity measurement of product innovation processes in businesses. As detailed here, the concept for measuring the maturity of an innovation and new product marketing process reflects a specific research attitude towards new product development. Importantly, too, the concept sees those approaches as guiding and directing the studies into the matrix- and grid-based methods, which are developed using new analytical tools. What is presented here is an overview of methodologies with their relevant techniques and procedural algorithms (methodology in a pragmatic sense).
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Bartkowiak, P., & Rutkowski, I. P. (2019). Implementation of the IMZD Approach (IMZD as the Integrative Maturity Capability Model) in the Performance of a New Product Process. Journal of Management and Financial Sciences, (31), 121–133. https://doi.org/10.33119/JMFS.2018.31.10
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vol. 48, pp. 265–270.
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dojrzałości procesu innowacji produktu. Poznań: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego
w Poznaniu, p. 215.
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pp. 77–92.
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(CMU/SEI-2011‑TR-001). Pittsburgh, PA: Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie Mellon
University, April.
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pomiar, usprawnianie. Warszawa: Wolters Kluwer, pp. 37–46.
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Management, May-June, pp. 16–27.
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Association 2012.
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Hall, Pearson Education.
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Hackensack, New York: World Scientific Publishing.
22. Wheelwright S. C., Clark C. B., 1992. Revolutionizing Product Development. New York: The
Free Press.