Closing the gap between Business Networks and Value Chain Analysis

Oliveira, Luis; Fleury, Alfonso; Fleury, Maria Tereza Leme

doi:10.7819/rbgn.v21i4.4021

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“…It is conceived as a second-order construct formed by three dimensions: structural embeddedness, relational embeddedness, and cognitive embeddedness. The structural embeddedness measurement draws on the viewpoints of Batjargal (Jansen et al 2006 ), Nahapiet (Burchell et al 1980 ), and Fang (Oliveira et al 2019 ) and measures the degree of communication between collaborators, enterprise centrality, and authority. The relational embeddedness measurement draws on the viewpoints of Rusbult ( 2017 ) and Levin ( 2019 ) and measures the connection frequency, trust degree, and communication effect between enterprises.…”

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confidence: 99%

The impact of smart city Internet firms network embeddedness on product innovation: a moderated mediating model

Sun

2023

Soft Comput

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While networking integration has been regarded as a significant driver in technology development, it remains unknown which and how situations influence the online business innovation process. This study used survey data from 466 smart city Internet firms in China to examine how three network embeddedness dimensions—structural embeddedness, relational embeddedness, and cognitive embeddedness—affect product innovation from the perspective of value network embeddedness, drawing on network embeddedness, intergrowth, and knowledge absorptive capacity theory. This paper also looked at the mediating variable of intergrowth and information knowledge transfer. According to our findings, intellectual, social, or architectural inclusion, all contribute to the enhancement of product innovativeness. Such beneficial connections are mediated to some extent by the resources provided. The association among networking involvement as well as technology innovation is moderated by information absorbent ability. Our findings add to the body of research in the areas of innovative technology, networking inclusion, and information absorbent ability.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The impact of smart city Internet firms network embeddedness on product innovation: a moderated mediating model

Sun

2023

Soft Comput

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“…The key role of energy is in thermodynamics and ecological activity; the role of information is in increased digitization; and the role of attention is in monitoring the market value of the company (Noga et al, 2020). In the current era of globalization, the concept of the global value chain has emerged, which represents the value of all activities, from the production phase to delivery to customers across the world (Oliveira et al, 2019). A sustainable value chain applies procedures that improve current production and its environmental performance with the intention of achieving social and economic improvements (Brennan & Tennant, 2018;Anthony Jnr, 2019).…”

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Riskiness of value-creating corporate activities and their influence on strategic management of engineering companies

Straková¹,

Kollmann²,

Kostiuk³

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JESI

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This paper presents a procedure for definition and analysis of value-creating corporate activities on an example of a selected engineering company and a newly proposed calculation of riskiness of the production process. The risk calculation is based on an analysis of the value chain or value stream of its primary activities. Three research questions were formulated within the framework of the solution concerning differentiation of the value stream in serial and custom production, significance of individual primary processes for creation of the corporate margin and differentiation of the degree of risk between serial and custom production. The obtained outputs from the model engineering enterprise showed that the intensity of added value creation is lower in serial production than in custom production. In terms of the importance of the primary activities for serial and custom production in the value chain, the production process can be considered dominant from the viewpoint of margin generation, followed by the technical preparation process. In addition to the already mentioned reduced level of generation of added value, the lower average riskiness of the production process was also found for serial production compared to custom production. The graphical presentation at the end of the paper suggests a correlation between the level of added value creation in partial production operations and their respective level of risk. The authors of the article assume that the presented results have general validity for engineering production enterprises, which will be the subject of follow-up case studies on similar topics.

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Closing the gap between Business Networks and Value Chain Analysis

Cited by 2 publications

References 52 publications

The impact of smart city Internet firms network embeddedness on product innovation: a moderated mediating model

The impact of smart city Internet firms network embeddedness on product innovation: a moderated mediating model

Riskiness of value-creating corporate activities and their influence on strategic management of engineering companies

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