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  • Strong brands and innovation: paradox resolved

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    Merrilees, Bill
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    Merrilees, Bill J.
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    2003
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    Abstract
    The strong brand-innovation paradox arises from the possibility that an over zealous pursuit of strong branding may cause, as an unintended consequence, a weak innovation performance. Seven literatures have been drawn together in support of the paradox. Conversely, resolution of the paradox essentially emanates from recognising and proactively managing the synergistic inter-dependency between branding and innovation.The strong brand-innovation paradox arises from the possibility that an over zealous pursuit of strong branding may cause, as an unintended consequence, a weak innovation performance. Seven literatures have been drawn together in support of the paradox. Conversely, resolution of the paradox essentially emanates from recognising and proactively managing the synergistic inter-dependency between branding and innovation.
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