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Rita Faullant Teaching Portfolio
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Rita Faullant
Department of Business & Management (DBM)
Associate Professor
,
Centre for Integrative Innovation Management (C*I2M)
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9835-8892
Phone
+4565504173
Email
ritaf
sam.sdu
dk
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Business & Economics
Crowdsourcing
100%
Technology Adoption
44%
Service Innovation
43%
Disposition
38%
Fairness
34%
Strategic Planning
32%
Model Management
29%
Footwear Industry
28%
Lead User
28%
Formal Control
28%
Perceived Fairness
28%
Process Industry
24%
Digital Technology
23%
Customer Relationship
21%
Innovation
21%
Manufacturing Companies
20%
Footwear
20%
Product Innovation
19%
Value Chain
18%
Business Model
18%
Mexico
17%
Participation
17%
Competitiveness
16%
Emotion
16%
Logic
16%
Manufacturing
13%
Individual Differences
12%
Extraversion
12%
Service Economy
12%
New Product Development
12%
Innovativeness
11%
Co-creation
11%
Management Research
11%
Fairness Perceptions
10%
Mixed Methods
10%
Openness
10%
Control Theory
9%
Traits
9%
Social Interaction
9%
Best Practice
9%
Integrated Management
8%
Conceptual Model
8%
Service-dominant Logic
8%
Contests
8%
Performance
8%
Control Mechanism
7%
Revenue
7%
New Services
7%
Loyalty Intentions
7%
Innovation Activities
6%
Engineering & Materials Science
3D printers
41%
Industry
30%
Lead
29%
Tourism
25%
Crowdsourcing
24%
Machine learning
15%
Text processing
13%
Drug products
7%
Product development
7%
Latent Class Analysis
6%
Consumer behavior
5%
