RICERCA ITALIANA     

FIRB simili:

• 1 - La riorganizzazione del sistema della ricerca pubblica per il trasferimento tecnologico: governance, strumenti ed interventi attuativi.
• 2 - Modelli e strumenti per la valutazione dell'impatto a breve e medio termine degli investimenti in ricerca e innovazione nelle imprese sul sistema produttivo del paese
• 3 - PIATTAFORME ABILITANTI PER GRIGLIE COMPUTAZIONALI A ELEVATE PRESTAZIONI ORIENTATE A ORGANIZZAZIONI VIRTUALI SCALABILI
• 4 - Ricerca ed imprenditorialità nella società della conoscenza: effetti sulla competitività dell'Italia in Europa
• 5 - VIRTUAL IMMERSIVE COMMUNICATIONS (VICOM)
• 6 - Un approccio multideimensionale al trasferimento tecnologico
• 7 - La frammentazione internazionale della produzione delle imprese italiane. Nuovi modelli organizzativi e ruolo delle tecnologie dell'informazione
• 8 - Le tecnologie dell'informazione e della comunicazione per la gestione dei processi di prevenzione, cura e riabilitazione
• 9 - Piattaforme riconfigurabili per comunicazioni radiomobili a larga banda
• 10 - Microtecnologie per la telepresenza immersiva virtuale

Classificazione scientifico-disciplinare

• Area scientifico disciplinare: Scienze economiche e statistiche
  • ECONOMIA E GESTIONE DELLE IMPRESE

Classificazione geografica

• Regione: Lombardia

Bibliografia

Articoli

Adler, P.S, McDonald D.W., McDonald F. (1992) “Strategic Management of Technical Functions”. Sloan Management Review, Winter.

Boer F.P., (1994) “Linking R&D to growth and shareholder value”. Research-Technology Management, May-June.

Brown, W.B., Gobeli, D. (1992) “Observations on the measurement of R&D productivity: a case study”. IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 39 (4).

Chiesa, V., Coughlan, P., Voss, C.A. (1996) “Development of a Technical Innovation Audit”. Journal of Product Innovation Management, 13(2): 105-136.

Chan, L.K.C., et al. (2001), “The Stock Market Valuation of Research and Development Expenditures”, in “Journal of Finance”, LVI, n. 6, pp. 2431-2456.

Coe D., Helpman E. (1995) “International R&D Spillovers”. European Economic Review, 39.

Cohen, W. Levinthal D. (1989) “Innovation and Learning: the two faces of R&D: Implications for the analysis od R&D investment”. Economic Journal, 569-596

Faulkner, T.W. (1996) “Applying ‘options thinking’ to R&D valuation”. Research-Technology Management, May-June.

Foster, R.N., Linden, L.H., Whiteley, R.L., Kantrow, A.M. (1985) “Improving the return on R&D-I”. Research Management, January-February.

Francis, P.H. (1992) “Putting quality into the R&D process”. Research Technology Management, July-August.

Germeraad, P. (2000) “The changing role of R&D”. Research-Technology Management, May-June.

Geske, R. e Shastri, K. (1985) “Valuation by approximation: a comparison of alternative option valuation techniques”. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 20(1): 45-71.

Hodde, J.E. e Riggs, H.E. (1982) “Pitfalls in evaluating risky projects”. Harvard Business Review, May-June, 128-135.

House C.H., Price P.H. (1991), “The return map: tracking product teams”. Harvard Business Review, January-February.

Jägle, A.J. (1999) “Shareholder value, real options, and innovation”. R&D Management, 29(3): 271-287.

Kaplan, R.S., Norton, D.P. (1996) “Using the balanced score card as a strategic management system”. Harvard Business Review, January-February.

Kemna, A. (1993), “Case studies on real options”. Financial Management, 22(3): 259-270.

Kerssens-van Drongelen, I.C., Bilderbeek, Jan (1999) “R&D performance measurement: more than choosing a set of metrics”. R&D Management, 29(1): 35-46.

Kester, W.C (1984) “Today’s options for tomorrow’s growth”. Harvard Business Review, 62(2): March-April, 153-160.

Kogut, B., Kutilaka N. (1994) “Options Thinking and Platform Investments: Investing in Opportunity”. California Management Review, Winter

McDonald, R., Siegel D. (1986) “The value of waiting to invest”. Quarterly Journal of Economics, 101(4): 707-727.

Meyer, C. (1994) “How the right measures help teams to excel”. Harvard Business Review, May-June.

Miller, R. (1995) “Applying quality practices to R&D”. Research Technology Management, March-April: 47-53.

Mitchell, Graham R., Hamilton, William F. (1988) “Managing R&D as a Strategic Option”. Research Technology Management, May-June: 15-22

Morbey, G.K., Reithner R.M. (1990) “How R&D affects sales growth, productivity and profitability”. Research-Technology Management, May-June.

Newton, D.P. (1992) “Application of option pricing theory to R&D”. Working Paper, Manchester: Manchester Business School.

Newton, D.P., Paxson, D.A, Pearson, A.W. (1994) “Valuing investments in R&D using real option pricing theory”. Working Paper, Manchester: Manchester Business School.

Newton, D.P., Pearson A.W. (1994) “Application of option pricing theory to R&D”. R&D Management, 24(1): 83-89.

Pappas, R.A., Remer, D. S. (1985) “Measuring R&D productivity”. Research Technology Management, May-June.

Perlitz, M., Peske T., Scrank R. (1999) “Real option valuation: the new frontier in R&D project evaluation?” R&D Management, 29(3): 255-269.

Presley, A., Liles D. (2000) “R&D validation planning: a methodology to link technical validations to benefits measurement”. R&D Management, 30(1): 55-65.

Ransley D.L., Rogers J.L., (1994) “A consensus on R&D best practices”. Research-Technology Management, March-April.

Robb, W.L. (1991) “How good is our research?”. Research Technology Management, March-April.

Roberts E.B. (1995) “Benchmarking the strategic management of technology - II”. Research Technology Management, January-February.

Roberts G.W. (1991) “Managing research quality”. Research-Technology Management, January-February.

Roll, R (1994) “What every CFO should know about scientific progress in financial economics: what is known and what remains to be resolved”. Financial Management, 23(2): 69-75.

Roussel, P.A. (1983) “Cutting down the guesswork in R&D”. Harvard Business Review, September-October, 150-165.

Rush H., Hobday M., Bessant J., Arnold E. (1995) “Strategies for best practices in research and technology institutes: an overview of a benchmarking exercise”. R&D Management, 25(1)

Smith, J.E., Nau, R.F. (1995) “Valuing risky projects: option pricing theory and decision analysis”. Management Science, 41(5): 795-816.

Schumann, P.A. jr., Ransley, D.L., Prestwood, D.C.L. (1995) “Measuring R&D performance”. Research Technology Management, May-June.

Sheasley W.D. (2000) “Taking an Options Approach to New Technology Development”. Research Technology Management, November-December.

Szakonyi, R. (1994a) “Measuring R&D Effectiveness – I”. Research-Technology Management, March-April.

Szakonyi, R. (1994a) “Measuring R&D Effectiveness – II”. Research-Technology Management, May-June.

Tipping, E.Z., Zeffren E., Fusfeld A.R. (1995) “Assessing the Value of Your Technology”. Research Technology Management, September-October, 22-39.

Werner, B.M, Souder, W.E (1997) “Measuring R&D Performance – State of the Art”. Research Technology Management, March-April.

Wheelwright S.C., Clark K.B. (1992) “Creating project plans to focus product management”. Harvard Business Review, March-April.

Monografie

Azzone G., Bertelè, U. (2003) “L’impresa: sistemi di governo, valutazione e controllo” Milano: Etaslibri.

Azzone G. (1994) “Innovare il sistema di controllo di gestione. Tecniche, architettura, processo.” Milano: Etaslibri.

Azzone G., Bertelè, U. (1998) “Valutare l’innovazione. Analisi e controllo degli Investimenti”. Milano: Etaslibri.

Ellis, L. (1997) “Evaluation of R&D Processes: Effectiveness Through Measurements”. Boston: Artech House.

Hall, B. H. (2000), “Innovation and Market Value”. In Barrell, R., Mason, G., O’Mahoney, M., (Eds) “Productivity, Innovation and Economic Performance”. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

Newton, D., Paxson, D. e Pearson, A. (1996) “Real R&D options”. In Belcher, A. Hassard, J. E Procter, S. “R&D Decisions”. London: Routledge, pp. 273-282.

Oriani, R. (2004) “Innovazione tecnologica, valore economico e mercati finanziari”. Bologna: Il Mulino.

Roussel, P.A., Saad, K.N., Ericson, T.J. (1991) “Third generation R&D, managing the link to corporate strategy”. Boston: Harvard Business School Press.

Tassey, G. (1999) “The Economics of R&D Policy”. Westport, Connecticut: Quorum Books.

Reilly, R.F. e Schweihs, R.P. (1998) “Valuing Intangible Assets”. New York, McGraw Hill.

Trigeorgis, L. (1997) “Real Options: Managerial Flexibility and Strategy in Research Allocation”. Cambridge, MA: MITPress.

Twiss, B. (1992) “Managing Technological Innovation”. 4th ed. London: Pitman Publishing.

Periodici e altre pubblicazioni

Baglieri, E., Chiesa, V., Grando, A., Manzini R. (2000) ”Evaluating Intangible Assets: The Measurement of R&D Performance”. Nimega, Proceedings.

The Economist (1997b) “Silicon valley survey”, 29 March, 5-32

Hall, B. H., Oriani, R. (2003), Does the Market Value R&D Investment by European Firms?, Annual Conference of the European Economic Association, Stockholm, August 19- 24.

Oriani, R., Sobrero, M. (2002), Assessing the Market Valuation of Firms’ Technological Knowledge Using a Real Options Perspective, Annual Conference of the Academy of Management, Denver, August 9-13.

Parole Chiave

Misura delle prestazioni della R&S; Valutazione degli investimenti in R&S; Ricadute degli investimenti in R&S