2021
DOI: 10.1111/jpim.12560
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A Self‐Tuning Model for Smart Manufacturing SMEs: Effects on Digital Innovation

Abstract: With the changing way people live, communicate, and work, enterprises are striving to shift their existing business model into a “self‐tuning” one. Enterprises are becoming more agile, adaptive, and ambidextrous in order to boost innovation in the current digital transformation era. Nowadays, “digital innovation” is closely associated with Industry 4.0 enablers and smart enterprises. Prior research has shown that while multinational enterprises—across many sectors—have already embraced the aforementioned advan… Show more

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“…Italy is the country with the second most contributions in this field of study (57) and with the collaboration of researchers Alberto Di Minin (Sant'Anna Scuola Universitaria Superiore Pisa), Gabriele Santoro (Università degli Studi di Torino) and Manlio Del Giudice (Sapienza Università di Roma), who present studies focused on the innovation of digital technologies [166,[168][169][170] and open innovation practices of SMEs [3,171]. Spain is the country with the third most contributions (31).…”
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“…Italy is the country with the second most contributions in this field of study (57) and with the collaboration of researchers Alberto Di Minin (Sant'Anna Scuola Universitaria Superiore Pisa), Gabriele Santoro (Università degli Studi di Torino) and Manlio Del Giudice (Sapienza Università di Roma), who present studies focused on the innovation of digital technologies [166,[168][169][170] and open innovation practices of SMEs [3,171]. Spain is the country with the third most contributions (31).…”
Section: Featured Authors (Rq2)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e theory and practice of statistics tell us that the connotation of everything comes from its essential properties, and the revelation of its essential properties comes from the data and information mining that portray its appearance [18]. erefore, in the face of such a complex research topic as the qualitative study of the factors influencing college students' entrepreneurial ability, the key to achieving the purpose of the study is the way to collect data and to reprocess the data on this basis to obtain the most reliable information.…”
Section: Quantitative Design Of University Students' Employability and Entrepreneurshipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The researchers who consider agility as a prerequisite or driver conclude in their findings that Industry 4.0 ecosystem will bring enormous changes into the organization with respect to the work-setting, management, culture and dealing with customers and suppliers. The existing or traditional structure of organizations will be obsolete and incompatible with the Industry 4.0 ecosystem [63][64][65]. Therefore, for smooth operation and working of I4.0 technologies, some necessary changes in work-setting, management and culture are required by the organization.…”
Section: Agility As a Drivermentioning
confidence: 99%