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Thesis: Innovation in the workplace

Dadura & Kilicer & Rogers, 2004 Sabherwal, Celik, 2013 Cocklar, 2012 Soffer et al., Ali 2007
Lee, 2011 Odabasi, Hirscheim, & 2010
2010 Goles, 2001
Type of Descriptive Descriptive Descriptive Descriptive Descriptive Descriptive Descriptive Descriptive
Study
Location China Africa US Europe Europe Europe Europe Middle East
Situation Business Business Academe – IT Business Business Business Business Business
Industry Industry Industry Industry Industry Industry Industry
Idea 1 Technology Technology individual’s Technological
is an integral increases the manipulativeness innovations
part of quality of life converges with force individuals
innovation technologies to renovate
themselves
Idea 2 Innovative Innovative Innovative Innovative
individuals individuals individuals individuals give
give give innovative give innovative
innovative output innovative output
output output

Author Technologically People who


underscored inclined embrace Individuals who
the idea of individuals will technology are
technological give better as integral technologically
advancement outputs part of their equipped
of these lives will produce better
individuals in most likely output.
showcasing try new
their technologies
innovativeness , processes

Idea 3 Innovation
radiates better
behavior and
performances

References:

Ali, I. (2017). Personality traits, individual innovativeness, and satisfaction with life. Journal of Innovation and Knowledge, 3(2), 202-209.
Celik, K. (2013). The relationship between individual innovativeness and self-efficacy level of student teachers. International Journal of Scientific Research in
Education, 6 (1), 56-67.
Cocklar, A. (2012). Individual Innovativeness Levels of Educational Administrators. Digital Education Review, 3, 200-205.
Kilicer, K. & Odabasi, H. (2010). Individual innovativeness scale: the study of adaptation to Turkish validity and reliability. Hacettepe University Journal of
Education, 38, 150-164.
Rogers, EM. (2004). A prospective and retrospective look at the diffusion model. Journal of Health Communication, 9, 13–19.
Sabherwal, R., Hirschheim, R., & Goles, T. (2001). The dynamics of alignment: Insights from a punctuated equilibrium model. Organization Science, 12(2), 179-
197.
Soffer, T., Nachmias, R., & Ram, J. (2010). Diffusion of web supported instruction in higher education - The Case of Tel-Aviv University. Educational Technology
& Society, 13(3), 212–223

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