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Appendix: Cover Letter and Questionnaire Objectives of Study Identify and understand different types of innovation strategies - via a new conceptual approach Empirically assess the relationship between innovation strategy and firm performance – using capital market data Understand how internal and external conditions of a firm influence the relationship between innovation strategy and firm performance Approach: The results of the enclosed questionnaire will be linked to capital market data of your company Study on Innovation Strategy and Firm Performance Innovation Strategy Firm Performance Influencing Factors Target Group Publicly listed companies Manufacturing companies in selected industry sectors Decision makers with a good overview of the firm‘s innovation activities Benefits for Participating Companies Systematic reflection on your innovation strategy and activities Individual evaluation of your innovation strategy relative to top and low performers Final report of the study including key results about innovation strategies and their relationship with - capital market data based - firm performance Upon request: individual feedback session Your Contribution Fill out the attached questionnaire (maximum duration 30 minutes) – either electronically in Word or printed out... … and send it back via fax or email – before the end of February! Note: All data will be treated in a confidential manner and only serve academic purposes. The analysis is done anonymously! Karl-Franzens University Graz (Austria) Institute for Technology- and Innovation Management Prof. Dr. Soeren Salomo Contact person: Dipl. Wi.-Ing. Nanja Strecker Phone: ++49-175-2964133, Fax: ++49-89-25548101 [email protected] www.uni-graz.at/tim

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Appendix: Cover Letter and Questionnaire

�Objectives of Study� Identify and understand different types of innovation

strategies - via a new conceptual approach� Empirically assess the relationship between innovation

strategy and firm performance – using capital market data� Understand how internal and external conditions of a firm

influence the relationship between innovation strategy and firm performance

� Approach: The results of the enclosed questionnaire will be linked to capital market data of your company

Study on Innovation Strategy and Firm Performance

Innovation Strategy

Firm Performance

Influencing Factors

�Target Group� Publicly listed companies� Manufacturing companies in selected industry sectors� Decision makers with a good overview of the firm‘s innovation activities

�Benefits for Participating Companies� Systematic reflection on your innovation strategy and activities� Individual evaluation of your innovation strategy relative to top and low performers� Final report of the study including key results about innovation strategies and their

relationship with - capital market data based - firm performance� Upon request: individual feedback session

�Your Contribution� Fill out the attached questionnaire (maximum duration 30 minutes) – either

electronically in Word or printed out...� … and send it back via fax or email – before the end of February!� Note: All data will be treated in a confidential manner and only serve academic

purposes. The analysis is done anonymously!

Karl-Franzens University Graz (Austria)Institute for Technology- and Innovation Management

Prof. Dr. Soeren SalomoContact person: Dipl. Wi.-Ing. Nanja Strecker

Phone: ++49-175-2964133, Fax: [email protected]

www.uni-graz.at/tim

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