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This special study from the East-West Center argues that innovation offshoring is driven by profound changes in corporate innovation management as well as by the globalization of markets for technology and knowledge workers.
Author: Dieter Ernst
July 2006
This special study from the East-West Center argues that innovation offshoring is driven by profound changes in corporate innovation management as well as by the globalization of markets for technology and knowledge workers.
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