A Causal Decision Making Model for Knowledge Management Capabilities to Innovation Performance in Taiwan's High-Tech Industry

Chang, Hung‐Fan; Tzeng, Gwo‐Hshiung

doi:10.4067/s0718-27242010000400011

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“…al., 2010). By acquiring knowledge from outside the organizations, firms are able to make amendments to the operating principle effectively (Chang and Tzeng, 2010). Disseminating knowledge leads to learning and knowledge modification, which consequently increases innovation (Chen and Huang, 2009;Hung, et.…”

Section: Tqm-km-innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Knowledge Management,Total Quality Management and Innovation: A New Look

Honarpour

Jusoh

Nor

2012

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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In the present challenging dynamic environment, innovation is considered as a capability that renews the competitive advantage of a company. In recent years, considerable effort has been made to examine the factors that affect innovation in organizations. Knowledge management and total quality management, which play an important role in the contemporary management progress, are among the factors investigated. On the one hand, knowledge management has been recognized as an enabler that can deploy innovation by creating, storing, transferring, and applying knowledge, while on the other hand, the implementation of total quality management practices are addressed as one of the important factors that can influence innovation in a positive way. Lately, although a few researchers have shown some interest in the relationship of total quality management and knowledge management and their have not reached a consensus to conceptualize this relation. Looking at it from the methodological perspective, this problem can be tackled by using the Joint Variance analysis method where it can demonstrate correlation among independent variables and the effect of them on innovation. This study aims to propose a framework that shows how total quality management and knowledge management are reciprocally related to each other and how this affinity can impact innovation.

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Section: Tqm-km-innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Knowledge Management,Total Quality Management and Innovation: A New Look

Honarpour

Jusoh

Nor

2012

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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“…The concept of absorptive capacity has assumed importance over time due to the system dynamic capacity in the process of business innovation (Cohen and Levinthal, 1994;Zahra and George, 2002;Lane, Koka and Pathak, 2006;Camisón and Forés, 2010;Chang and Tzeng, 2010;Sun and Anderson, 2010;Patterson and Ambrosini, 2015).…”

Section: Absorptive Capacitymentioning

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Cooperation in the Field of Innovation, Absorptive Capacity, Public Financial Support and Determinants of the Innovative Performance of Enterprise

Moura

Madeira

Duarte

2019

Int. J. Innov. Mgt.

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The aim of this paper is to better understand whether cooperation, absorptive capacity and public financial support for innovation activities, how they influence the innovative performance of Portuguese enterprise. The literature review focuses the importance of these three factors both drivers as the limiters process of business innovation, influencing the innovative performance of enterprise. Based on a review of the literature, hypotheses are formulated, which are tested with secondary data resources from the Community Innovation Survey 2010. This questionnaire was implemented under the supervision of EUROSTAT. The method used is the logistic regression model. The results obtained confirm that the implementation of cooperation with partners belonging to internal sources of business has a significant influence on the innovations achieved at the level of both products and processes.

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“…One possible solution would be the adoption of multi-criteria methods which take into account a range of quantitative and qualitative factors when assessing projects (Zopounidis & Doumpos, 2002). In fact, Vandaele & Decouttere (2013) concluded for the real need of a R&D assessment decision support tool integrating several dimensions of analysis and to accomplish that need it is necessary to resource to multi-criteria tools to assess the impact of R&D projects on the company including several performance factors (Chang & Tzeng, 2010).…”

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Research and development project assessment and social impact

Fernández

Cunha

Ferreira

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Nowadays, organisations increasingly need to adapt to the fast evolution of markets and societies in our globalised world in order to be competitive. Therefore, it is essential to take the right decisions when it comes to invest in research and development (R&D) projects. However, an issue that has not been given much attention is how to measure the social impact (or return) of R&D projects. In this exploratory study, the findings of an analysis of how R&D projects are assessed and selected, including this social perspective, are presented. The methodology which has been used in this research includes both interviews and analysis of the data obtained through them. The major finding is that in the current situation the social impact is not taken into account, but is growing the awareness of this perspective among different types of organizations dealing with R&D activities.

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A Causal Decision Making Model for Knowledge Management Capabilities to Innovation Performance in Taiwan's High-Tech Industry

Cited by 13 publications

References 24 publications

Knowledge Management,Total Quality Management and Innovation: A New Look

Knowledge Management,Total Quality Management and Innovation: A New Look

Cooperation in the Field of Innovation, Absorptive Capacity, Public Financial Support and Determinants of the Innovative Performance of Enterprise

Research and development project assessment and social impact

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