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Papers 3rd (Euro)CINet Conference, Aalborg, Denmark, 2000

• Appleby, Alex and Ed Mitchell, Something for Nothing.
• Bartezzaghi, Emilio, Marco Caserta, Mariano Corso, Emilio Paolucci, Sara Pavesi and Stefano Ronch, Managing Knowledge and Continuous Innovation in Process-based Organisations for Sustainable Competitive Advantage.
• Brödner, Peter, "Organisational Learning". Beyond Continuous Improvement.
• Caffyn, Sara and Andrew Grantham, Fostering Continuous Improvement within New Product Development Processes.
• Christiansen, John K., Annie Bekke Kjær and Jan Mouritsen, Exploration and Exploitation in New Product Development. On The Contours of Continuous Improvement in Innovation.
• Corso, Mariano, Antonella Martini, Emilio Paolucci and Luisa Pellegrini, The Role of ICT in Fostering Continuous Product Innovation in SMEs.
• Corso, Mariano, Paul Coughlan, Anders Ingelgård, Alexander Styhre, A.B. (Rami) Shani, Michael W. Stebbins, Harry Boer, Frank Gertsen and Riitta Smeds, Quality of Work Life and Continuous Innovation.
• Coughlan, Paul, Tony Dromgoole, David Coghlan, Dermot Duff, Richard Caffrey, Kevin Lynch, Ian Rose, Paul Stack, Andy McGill and Pat Sheridan, Symposium on National Action Learning Program (Ireland).
• Coughlan, Paul and Andy Harbison, Delivering improvement to SMEs: The Quadrant Project (abstract).
• Dahlgren, Henrich, Centralized or Decentralized Product Development? - A Network Approach.
• Drejer, Anders, Measuring Competence Development.
• Edgeman, Rick L, Pondering Excellence and Sustainable Development.
• Forssén, Minna, Lifecycle of Organization "Bottom-up" Development Ideas.
• Gieskes, José and Paul W. Hyland, Overcoming Barriers for Learning in Continuous Product Innovation.
• Gómez, Fátima Guadamillas and Francisco Javier F. Martínez, Success Factors in the Implementation of a Strategy of Continuous Improvement and Knowledge Management. The Case of a Group of Co-operative Businesses.
• Hansen, Poul Kyvsgaad and Jesper Thyssen, Continuous Improvement and Modularization in the Product Development Process.
• Hyland, Paul W., José F.B. Gieskes and Terrence R. Sloan, Clustered Learning in the Product Innovation Process. Impacts and Implications.
• Jayawarna, Dilani and Alan W. Pearson, Continuous Improvement within the Scope of an Integrated Quality Management System: R&D Experience. Winner Best Paper Award 2000!
• Jörgensen, Kenneth, Towards a Process Perspective on Organizational Learning.
• Kerrin, Máire, Continuous Improvement along the Supply Chain. The Impact of Different Models of Customer-Supplier Relations.
• Kofoed, Lise and Frank Gertsen, The Role of CI and Learning in a Radical Change Process. Experiences from a Longitudinal Study of Organizational Change.
• Kruiswijk, Martine, Sander Rijnders, Roel W. Schuring and Clementine Harbers, Problems with the Flow through the Hierarchy of a Top-down Implementation Process.
• Kuhn, Joachim, CI and Knowledge Management.
• Lager, Thomas and Sven-Åke Hörte, Critical Success Factors for Improvement and Innovation of Process Technology in Process Industry.
• Mesquita, Melissa and Dário Henrique Alliprandini, Competence for Continuous Improvement in the Quality Systems Context.
• Møller, Charles & Jesper Thyssen, Martin Manufacturing - Organising for Flexibility?
• Nicholson, Alastair, Conflict and Complementarity in Improvement Initiatives.
• Perry, John G. and Njal B.O.L. Pettit, Continuous Improvement on the Shop Floor. A Case Study of Using the Koyabashi Keys Method in a Danish Factory.
• Prabhu, Vas, Continuous Improvement Culture and Best Practice. Implications from a Large-scale Study of Manufacturing Companies in the North-East of England.
• Rijnders, Sander, Harry Boer and Roel W. Schuring, Developing a Process Typology of CI Implementation.
• Ronchi, Stefano, Ross Chapman and Mariano Corso, Knowledge Management in Continuous Product Innovation. A Contingent Approach.
• Smeds, Riitta, Päivi Haho and Jukka Alvesalo, Evolutionary Change Management in NPD. Differing Approaches in a Pharmaceutical and Telecommunication Company.
• Trienekens, Jacques and Hans H. Hvolby, Performance Measurement and Improvement in Supply Chains.
• Veersma, Ulke and Ben Dankbaar, Incremental Innovation and Innovative Capacity. Evidence from the Automotive Industry.
• Vaag, Michael, The Introduction of CI through TPM.
• Woodcock, David and Simon Mosey, Innovation Decision-making in British Manufacturing SMEs.
• Woodcock, David, Jeremy Clare and Simon Mosey, Radical Innovation or Continuous Improvement in Small Companies.