An empirical study on knowledge integration, technology innovation and experimental practice

Hung, Hsu-Fang; Kao, Hsing-Pei; Chu, Yee-Yeen

doi:10.1016/j.eswa.2007.06.017

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“…The application of this data collection methods as sources of evidence are supported by other valid and reliable case studies (e.g. Hung, Kao, and Chu 2008;Battistella, De Toni, and Pessot 2017;Uhm, Sung, and Park 2018).…”

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Cómo las aceleradoras de empresas fomentan las capacidades dinámicas de las start-ups: un estudio de caso

García-Ochoa

2020

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Objective: This study explores how business accelerators programs can impact on the successful growth of their accelerated start-ups based on the dynamic capabilities’ perspective. The author investigates business accelerators practices and tools in supporting new ventures development with the aim of addressing the following research question: To what extend can start-ups benefit from participating in an accelerator program from the dynamic capabilities’ perspective? Methodology: Given the lack of literature on business acceleration practices and on how them influences a start-up’s dynamic capabilities generation, the authors conducted an exploratory case study in a Spanish business accelerator. Results: The business accelerator provide startups with a mix of services embedded in specific practices and tools resulting in the generation of the dynamic capabilities of sensing the market, absorption, integration, and innovation in its startups. Limitations: This study focuses on a single case study resulting in a limited generalization of its findings. Practical implications: This paper open new paths for business accelerators and other institution decision makers by giving guidelines to design business acceleration programs allowing them to allocate resources in a more rational way. It also offers a valuable perspective for founders on the ways of satisfying their needs to complete their business potential. It also offers them an initial checklist of practices to be aware of when deciding to apply to a business accelerator. Also, we add a new perspective to study business accelerator contributions and shed some light on what specific accelerators’ tools and practices may facilitate positive effects in startups.

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Cómo las aceleradoras de empresas fomentan las capacidades dinámicas de las start-ups: un estudio de caso

García-Ochoa

2020

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“…For example, (Hung et al, 2008) explained that inter-firms collaborative product development and engineering knowledge are an important asset for technology-based industry in enhancing business strategy and product development in the global market. In fact, (Calantone et al, 2010) highlight that new product performance is a direct relationship on innovation and contributes firms in increasing firm performance.…”

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“…functional units, and collaboration focuses on the collective work across department (Grant, 1996;Hung et al, 2008;Kahn, 1996). (Alavi & Tiwana, 2002) define knowledge integration as the combination of individuals' focused on knowledge into situation-specific systemic of knowledge.…”

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The Effect of Knowledge Integration, Knowledge Innovation on New Product Performance: An Empirical Study in Saudi Arabia Firms

Aldakhil¹

2015

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The objective of this study is to investigate the effect of knowledge integration, knowledge innovation on new product performance in Saudi Aria firms. In this study, two hypotheses are developed: the relationship between knowledge integration and knowledge innovation; and the relationship between knowledge innovation and new product performance. Federation of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) directory handbook was used as sampling frame for sample selection. A total of 500 firms from food and beverage, chemical and pharmaceutical, automotive, and electronic and telecommunication industry were chosen randomly. The questionnaires were posted along with a cover letter explaining the purpose of study and stressing the confidentiality of responses; a smaller envelop for reply purpose also attached. The majority of manufacturing companies are located in Riyadh, Dammam, and Jeddah as major industrial regions in Saudi Arabia. The results of this study suggest that the knowledge integration indicators have significant contributed in developing knowledge innovation. In fact, utilizing knowledge innovation, firms introduced new ideas, apply knowledge innovation in order achieve competitive advantage have significant effect in increasing the new product performance. In this context, firms should pay attention on those significant indicators in order to achieve competitive advantage in the global market.

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“…We emphasise the alliance for the product development phase and consider the case in which firms continue to jointly develop a product but compete individually in the market (Amaldoss and Rapoport 2005). The modelling framework in this study differs from the conventional inter-firm collaborative product development studies focusing on technology assessment Qin 2006, Tseng et al 2007), design alternative selection (Shen et al 2008, Zhang andChu 2009), knowledge sharing and knowledge integration considerations (Hung et al 2008, Chen 2010 or tactical decisions (prices and quantities) (Hung et al 2007, Yeh et al 2009). …”

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A fuzzy e-negotiation support system for inter-firm collaborative product development

Zandi

Tavana

2012

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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Significant advances in manufacturing technology and the rapid intensification of the Internet and electronic commerce diffusion have given rise to competitive differentiation and rapid adaptability to competitive change. New product development is a complex and collaborative process that requires negotiation and joint decisionmaking. We propose a fuzzy electronic negotiation (e-negotiation) support system based on cooperative multicriteria game theory. The proposed system comprises three major processes: initialisation, e-negotiation and joint agreement. The Internet is used to facilitate the e-negotiation process and to minimise the response time in the decision-making process. The fuzzy sets are used to overcome issues related to the imprecise or vague judgments and incomplete information in the negotiation process. The proposed system enables the manufacturing parties involved in the negotiation process to determine the optimal coalition form for new product development and choose a common strategy to improve the payoffs of the members of the coalition group. Finally, a case study is used to demonstrate the applicability of the proposed framework and exhibit the efficacy of the procedures and algorithms in the mobile telecommunications industry.

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An empirical study on knowledge integration, technology innovation and experimental practice

Cited by 29 publications

References 31 publications

Cómo las aceleradoras de empresas fomentan las capacidades dinámicas de las start-ups: un estudio de caso

Cómo las aceleradoras de empresas fomentan las capacidades dinámicas de las start-ups: un estudio de caso

The Effect of Knowledge Integration, Knowledge Innovation on New Product Performance: An Empirical Study in Saudi Arabia Firms

A fuzzy e-negotiation support system for inter-firm collaborative product development

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