An Overview of Corporate Social Innovation (CSI)

Mustapha, Nur Diyana; Jali, Muhamad Nizam; Muhamad, Nurisyal

doi:10.6007/ijarbss/v11-i7/10527

“…However, the literature on CSI remains underdeveloped and immature (Benneworth & Cunha, 2015). Previous research has shown that the concept of CSI is still in its infancy (Mustapha et al, 2021;van der Have & Rubalcaba, 2016), and there has been little research on the use of social innovations as a specialized strategy to influence companies' business. The lack of empirical data on CSI and the absence of a united set of metrics to accurately reflect the breadth and scope of CSI pose significant challenges to researchers (Mihci, 2020).…”

Section: Corporate Social Innovation (Csi)mentioning

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Environment Social Governance Investing and Firm Performance in Telecommunication Industry

Karim,

Yasin,

Latiff

2024

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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This research explores the use of business sustainability performance in Telecommunication Companies to understand the driving force of financial performance and non-financial Environment Social Governance performance. It explains the use of Shareholder and Stakeholder Models to understand the relationship between financial and non-financial ESG sustainability and firm performance. It describes that the ultimate goal of maximization of a firm's value is driven by improved and non-financial ESG sustainability performance. The inter-working among these variables will lead to reduced cost of capital, hence acting as protection against future economic shocks caused by a pandemic or financial crisis. The sustainability models provided by shareholder wealth maximization and stakeholder welfare maximization can create both synergies and conflicts simultaneously; hence, finding the optimal balancing act in determining the investment appetite into the firm, known as ESG investing, is key. The findings will provide firms with the right tools to attract a good flow of investment at cheaper rates into the company. In addition, companies with positive business sustainability performance will increase ESG investing appetite as they see their investment protected from future economic shocks caused by the future crisis.

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“…By using OSI as a business model, we might contribute to the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. However, there are other arguments for and against the idea of OSI in the business world, and this area of study is still in its infancy (Mustapha et al, 2021), some. Additionally, there are persistent arguments in the workplace about corporate social responsibility (CSR).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Knowledge Creation as Influence the Achievement of Organisational Social Innovation

Binti Mustapha,

Abu Seman

2023

EPSIR

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This research investigates the effects of knowledge creation on organisational social innovation in R&D organisations. Organisational social innovation deviated from the concept by presenting a new paradigm in business, the potential for innovation of which was viewed as knowledge creation as a factor to solve business economic problems and unfulfilled demands in society. In the post-industrial era, managing intellectual assets has become a crucial component of organisational effectiveness. Organisations require knowledge creation that will enable them to respond quickly to changes, fulfil the demand for constantly changing business knowledge, and improve their ability for long-term organisational innovation. As a result, this research investigates the impact of knowledge creation on the achievement of organisational social innovation. However, there is a lack of interest of previous researcher in this area. In this paper, a partial least squares structural equation model (PLS-SEM) was used, and a survey questionnaire was chosen to collect data for this descriptive study. This finding includes 171 Malaysian R&D organisations. This study showed a substantial relationship between knowledge creation and organisational social innovation. The findings of this study extended and improved knowledge-based view (KBV), emphasising the need of understanding a firm's competitive advantage in terms of knowledge creation on achievement of organisational social innovation. However, this study has some limitations, especially in terms of breadth and sample size. Furthermore, the application of current criteria may limit the examination of additional determinants.

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Knowledge Creation as Influence the Achievement of Organisational Social Innovation

Binti Mustapha,

Bin Abu Seman

2023

epsir

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This research investigates the effects of knowledge creation on organisational social innovation in R&D organisations. Organisational social innovation deviated from the concept by presenting a new paradigm in business, the potential for innovation of which was viewed as knowledge creation as a factor to solve business economic problems and unfulfilled demands in society. In the post-industrial era, managing intellectual assets has become a crucial component of organisational effectiveness. Organisations require knowledge creation that will enable them to respond quickly to changes, fulfil the demand for constantly changing business knowledge, and improve their ability for long-term organisational innovation. As a result, this research investigates the impact of knowledge creation on the achievement of organisational social innovation. However, there is a lack of interest of previous researcher in this area. In this paper, a partial least squares structural equation model (PLS-SEM) was used, and a survey questionnaire was chosen to collect data for this descriptive study. This finding includes 171 Malaysian R&D organisations. This study showed a substantial relationship between knowledge creation and organisational social innovation. The findings of this study extended and improved knowledge-based view (KBV), emphasising the need of understanding a firm's competitive advantage in terms of knowledge creation on achievement of organisational social innovation. However, this study has some limitations, especially in terms of breadth and sample size. Furthermore, the application of current criteria may limit the examination of additional determinants.

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An Overview of Corporate Social Innovation (CSI)

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Environment Social Governance Investing and Firm Performance in Telecommunication Industry

Environment Social Governance Investing and Firm Performance in Telecommunication Industry

Knowledge Creation as Influence the Achievement of Organisational Social Innovation

Knowledge Creation as Influence the Achievement of Organisational Social Innovation

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