Most cited papers from Inno (Germany)

Inno (Germany)

What are the most cited papers from Inno (Germany)?

The most cited paper from Inno (Germany) is "Node.js: Using JavaScript to Build High-Performance Network Programs" (Stefan Tilkov, Steve Vinoski, 2010), with 520 citations. Next come "Innovation support for new technology‐based firms: the Swedish Teknopol approach" (89) and "Transferring Good Practice beyond Organizational Borders: Lessons from Transferring an Entrepreneurship Programme" (72).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Node.js: Using JavaScript to Build High-Performance Network Programs Stefan Tilkov, Steve Vinoski · IEEE Internet Computing	Nov 2010	520
2	Innovation support for new technology‐based firms: the Swedish Teknopol approach Peter Heydebreck, Magnus Klofsten, Jan Maier · R and D Management	2000	89
3	Transferring Good Practice beyond Organizational Borders: Lessons from Transferring an Entrepreneurship Programme Magnus Klofsten, Peter Heydebreck, Dylan Jones‐Evans · Regional Studies Open access	14 Sep 2009	72
4	Bio-inspired optimization of Fuzzy Cognitive Maps for their use as a means in the pricing of complex assets Ralf Salomon, Peter Heydebreck, Lars R. Krueger Conference paper	Mar 2012	6
5	F2C – An Innovative Approach to Use Fuzzy Cognitive Maps (FCM) for the Valuation of High-Technology Ventures Peter Heydebreck, Magnus Klofsten, Lars Krüger · Communications of the IBIMA Open access	5 Feb 2011	4
6	Future performance classification of high-technology venture investments with limited data Lars Krüger, Matthias Walter, Peter Heydebreck Conference paper	Jul 2013	1
7	A fuzzy tool for the validation of individual risk premia in high-technology venture valuation: The application of a novel framework to convert FCMs into rule-based fuzzy systems Ralf Salomon, Peter Heydebreck, Lars Krüger Conference paper	Jun 2011	0
8	WALTER : Wireless alliances for testing experiment and research F. Le Gall, Philippe Cousin, A. Dearlove et al. Conference paperOpen access	Sep 2008	0

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