A review of dynamic capabilities evolution—based on organisational routines, entrepreneurship and improvisational capabilities perspectives

Zhang, Jingwen; Chen, Yantai; Li, Qianqiang; Li, Yawei

doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2023.114214

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“…It gives support to the findings [105], where it indicates that entrepreneurship influences the innovative business growth , facing the problems of scarcity of resources and development of deficient strategies. Likewise, there is concordance with the approaches of Dana, et al [106]; De Lucas Ancillo and Gavrila [107]; González-Serrano, et al [108] and Zhang, et al [109] where they show that innovation and creativity are positively related to business performance, generating new innovative ventures.…”

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Entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial innovation of university students, Amazonas, Peru

Davila,

Pantaleon,

Caro

et al. 2024

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This study aims to investigate the influence of entrepreneurship on innovation competencies in students. Using a descriptive, non-experimental research design with a quantitative relational approach, the research involved a participant pool of students from the Universidad Nacional Toribio Rodríguez de Mendoza de Amazonas, totaling 310 individuals. To stimulate entrepreneurship that contributes to economic growth, it is essential to nurture entrepreneurship competencies among university students. Data collection utilized a Likert scale questionnaire, and the analysis employed SPSS and PLS statistical software. Results revealed that 60.7% of students fell within the 21 to 25 age range, with 50% receiving an income between S/. 500 to S/. 1500 soles from their parents and 48.8% obtaining income from the Cuna Más program. The PLS findings reveal a substantial impact of entrepreneurship on university students' innovation competencies, with correlations of 0.756 for knowledge generation, 0.736 for knowledge assimilation, 0.699 for knowledge partnership, and 0.756 for reorganization of knowledge. This highlights the critical importance of emphasizing entrepreneurial skills in university education. The research addresses a global literature gap on the impact of entrepreneurial competencies in establishing innovative businesses, aiming to provide empirical evidence linking open innovation dynamics and entrepreneurship. Anticipated outcomes underscore how pedagogical approaches can enhance students' capacity to generate new value for organizations or society through fostering innovative thinking and behavior.

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confidence: 77%

Entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial innovation of university students, Amazonas, Peru

Davila,

Pantaleon,

Caro

et al. 2024

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“…This independence can lead to inconsistencies in the definition and timing requirements of similar goals. The symbiotic relationship between competition and cooperation may trigger conflicting goals ( Chatterjee et al, 2023 ; Zhang et al, 2023 ), necessitating effective management to maintain equilibrium among the hub firm and new ventures ( Batool et al, 2023 ; Xie et al, 2023 ). The conflict goals management capabilities of ecosystem entrepreneurs are crucial for identifying opportunities for innovation and growth both within and outside the ecosystem, ultimately facilitating entrepreneurial success ( Nambisan and Baron, 2013 ).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The engagement of effort and focus on competing goals within the realm of conflict goals management is conceptualized as “self-regulation” ( Schmidt et al, 2009 ), which involves how entrepreneurs control and integrate trigger factors into their self-identity ( Schwarte et al, 2023 ). It is a process characterized by the continuous overcoming of resistance to develop capabilities ( Grund and Fries, 2018 ; Zhang et al, 2023 ). Key components of self-regulation include self-control, grit, and metacognition, each playing a distinct role in the entrepreneurial journey.…”

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Self-regulation and conflict goals management capabilities of ecosystem entrepreneurs: a case study of Haier ecosystem

Qin,

Zhang,

2024

Front. Psychol.

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The inherent dual roles of “follower” and “leader” among ecosystem entrepreneurs inevitably introduce challenges in managing conflicting dependent and independent goals. Ecosystem entrepreneurs’ capabilities in conflict goals management directly influence new venture survival and development. This single-case qualitative study explores how ecosystem entrepreneurs develop conflict goals management capabilities through self-regulation, which is not only a unique practical challenge in ecosystem entrepreneurship, but also a cutting-edge topic in current theoretical research. Through research of entrepreneurs in Haier Entrepreneurship Ecosystem, the paper finds: (1) strategic corresponding and mechanism adapting emerge as the two trigger factors enabling ecosystem entrepreneurs to recognize the equilibrium or disequilibrium between conflicting goals; (2) by leveraging self-control, grit, and metacognition, ecosystem entrepreneurs construct decoupling mechanisms for antagonistic goal recognition and coupling mechanisms for synergistic goal recognition; (3) ecosystem entrepreneurs enhance their conflict goals management capabilities by developing both segregative and synergistic management capabilities. Furthermore, this research explores the self-regulation process underlying ecosystem entrepreneurs’ conflict goals management behaviors, including environmental interaction perception, conflict goals analysis, and delineation of goal relationships. Findings provide insights for ecosystem entrepreneurs on improving their conflict goals management capabilities through self-assessment and skill development.

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“…Dynamic capabilities are the core abilities of enterprises to quickly identify changes in the external environment in a short period of time, flexibly use resources, learn and develop technologies to solve problems (Zhang et al, 2023). They are divided into absorptive capacity (Ab), adaptive capacity (Ad) and innovative capability (In), and these three dimensions are measured as follows with reference to the studies of Yang et al (2020).…”

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The effects of environmental regulations on the sustainable entrepreneurship from the perspective of dynamic capabilities: a study based on Chinese new energy enterprises

Peng,

Pan

2024

Front. Energy Res.

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Environmental regulations play important roles in enterprises’ sustainable entrepreneurship, and their relationships are affected by enterprises’ dynamic capabilities. This paper analyzed the panel data of China’s new energy industry from 2011 to 2021, aiming to explore the impact of environmental regulations on sustainable entrepreneurship and the mechanism of dynamic capacities between them. The results include: There is an inverted U-shaped relationship between incentive environmental regulation and enterprises’ sustainable entrepreneurial performances, and there is a positive relationship between command environmental regulations and enterprises’ sustainable entrepreneurial performances; Both absorptive capacity and innovative capability of dynamic capacities negatively moderate the inverted U-shaped relationship between incentive environmental regulations and sustainable entrepreneurial performances, and negatively moderate the positive relationship between command environmental regulations and sustainable entrepreneurial performances. The results highlight the importance of dynamic capabilities for new energy enterprises, and provide a certain enlightening effect on the formulation of environmental regulation policies, as well as the application of enterprises’ dynamic capabilities.

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A review of dynamic capabilities evolution—based on organisational routines, entrepreneurship and improvisational capabilities perspectives

Cited by 10 publications

References 110 publications

Entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial innovation of university students, Amazonas, Peru

Entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial innovation of university students, Amazonas, Peru

Self-regulation and conflict goals management capabilities of ecosystem entrepreneurs: a case study of Haier ecosystem

The effects of environmental regulations on the sustainable entrepreneurship from the perspective of dynamic capabilities: a study based on Chinese new energy enterprises

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