Technovation

Editorial Board
pp. CO2-CO2(1)

Contents of Volume 22
pp. I-VIII(8)

Index-Book Reviews
pp. IX-IX(1)

Author Index
pp. X-X(1)

Towards multiple product development
pp. 733-745(13)
Authors: Drejer A.; Gudmundsson A.

Remaining innovative without sacrificing stability: an analysis of strategies in the Japanese pharmaceutical industry that enable firms to overcome inertia resulting from successful market penetration of new product development
pp. 747-759(13)
Authors: Takayama M.; Watanabe C.; Griffy-Brown C.

Challenges ahead E-innovation
pp. 761-767(7)
Authors: Lan P.; Du H.H.

Is the enterprise software sector still in transition? A research note
pp. 769-774(6)
Authors: Prasad R.M.; Prasad S.B.

Benefits and barriers of telework: perception differences of human resources managers according to company's operations strategy
pp. 775-783(9)
Authors: Perez M.P.; Sanchez A.M.; de Luis Carnicer M.P.

The economic and organizational aspects of telecentres: the Spanish case
pp. 785-798(14)
Authors: del Aguila Obra A.R.; Camara S.B.; Melendez A.P.

Water sources and demand in South Western Nigeria: implications for water development planners and scientists
pp. 799-805(7)
Authors: Adekalu K.O.; Osunbitan J.A.; Ojo O.E.

Design in business: strategic innovation design - Margaret Bruce and John Bessant; Pearson Education Limited, Harlow £29.99, 277 pages
pp. 807-808(2)
Author: Whyte J.