Dr Lance NEWEY
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Positions Held
Lecturer in Enterprise & International Business
Academic Qualifications
| Degree |
Institution |
Field |
Year |
| PhD |
The University of Queensland |
Management |
2005 |
| BBus (Hons 1st class) |
Queensland University of Technology |
Management |
2001 |
Memberships
- Product Development Management Association
Field of Current Research
| Title of Research Area |
Brief Description |
| Capabilities & Firm Performance |
Lance's research focuses on understanding how organizational capabilities form and function in a way that helps firms maximise their performance potential. The focus includes investigating the anatomy of capabilities, both successful and unsuccessful. Specific issues include the role of integration in capability functioning - how people integrate across levels and functions in the organization as well as the conditions that foster desired levels of integration and motivate people to give their best. Capabilities are also investigated in terms of their role in building a dominant position in a marketspace through ongoing capability leverage across successive product development efforts as well as forecasting and assembling capabilities for the firm's future roadmaps. The aim is for a better understanding of how firms build an adaptive capacity to survive and grow while giving their people a sense of fulfilment at the same time. |
Distinctions
- UQ Business School Award for Teaching Excellence (Undergraduate) (2006)
- Queensland University of Technology Medal (2001)
Research Interests
- Innovation Strategy and Leadership
- Knowledge In Organisations
Thesis Topic
Knowledge Exploitation Capabilities and Value Creation in Interorganizational New Product Development.
Academic Cluster
Strategy
