Toward a framework of innovation management in logistics firms: A systems perspective

Hao Shen · Longwei Wang · Qiang Xu · Yuan Li · Xunfeng Liu

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Innovation and Knowledge Management Business Strategies and Innovation Transport and Logistics Innovations

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Abstract With the rapid circumstance changes, innovation has become a strategic choice for many logistics firms in the 21st century. In this paper, we will see innovation as a system which is composed of six elements. We will also look at the relationships among these elements in the context of the systems theory. Finally, we will suggest how to manage the enterprise innovation system (EIS) to achieve systematic innovation and sustained innovation to attain competitive advantages with strategic perspectives for logistics firms. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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