Is time still money? : why a new construct of innovation culture in an East-West setting would need inclusion of the concept of time

J.M. Ulijn

Is time still money? : why a new construct of innovation culture in an East-West setting would need inclusion of the concept of time

J.M. Ulijn

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Abstract

The Western world sees time in a linear, monochronic way: time is money. The East Asian approach spends more time to relationship building. There should be plenty of time to get connected. What is the most efficient way of fostering innovation culture on a global business scene? This note contains five research questions related to the nature of Time Perception Differences in innovation performance and the issue of how to address those in an East-West setting.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Strategie maakt het verschil
Editors	G.J. Melker, W. Have, ten, N. Filipovic, F. Eenennaam, van
Place of Publication	Amsterdam
Publisher	Mediawerf
Pages	88-109
Number of pages	297
ISBN (Print)	978-90-810-914-7-3
Publication status	Published - 2009

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book offered at the farewell address of Jan Eppink, 15 June 2009, VU Amsterdam

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Is time still money? : why a new construct of innovation culture in an East-West setting would need inclusion of the concept of time

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