KNOWLEDGE MODEL FOR CREATIVE INDUSTRY INTERNATIONALIZATION

Creative methodologies for understanding a creative industry

Objectives The production of innovation or novelty in creative interactions is normally represented in research either as normative patterns of behaviour (being creative) or as post-hoc empirical objects (new firms, new products etc.) The structure of creative practices, i.e. what particular forms of interactivity produce successful novelty (i.e. which becomes ‘normal’ and not novel, which crea...

Creative Internationalization: The Importance of Institutional Culture

Knowledge Worker Productivity Evaluation Model in Industry

The present study has been conducted qualitatively with an exploratory approach and using thematic analysis. The statistical population of the research is experts in the field of human resource management and productivity and the statistical sample is 16 experts in this field who have been introduced and interviewed by purposeful judgment and snowball method. Kappa intra-subject coefficient was...

Localization vs . Internationalization : E - Learning Programs for the Aviation Industry

Introduction An increasing amount of research is being done on the topic of internationalization and localization of communication products. However, much of the focus is on the world of Information Technology. While that is certainly critical, especially in this era of web-based communication, the consideration of character sets supported by a particular operating system and expansion of text ...

Creative Knowledge Environments

As we move towards a more knowledge-intensive society, so the importance of creativity in relation to both the production of knowledge (i.e. ‘research’) and its exploitation (in the form of ‘innovations’) becomes ever more important. The extent to which an individual’s (or a group’s) creative potential is expressed in practice depends considerably on the environment in which that individual (or...