'Competitive innovation matrix': a framework for open innovation

Saba, Peter Bou; Saba, Mario; Azouri, André

doi:10.1504/emjm.2016.078849

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“…ICs can play a significant role in achieving competitive advantage for the firm (Agyapong et al, 2018) because, according to the perspective of resource based theory, these capabilities can change the working abilities of the firms and enable them to improve their overall work settings, quality and standards to survive in a business environment (Lawson and Samson, 2001;Acquaah and Agyapong, 2015). Therefore, IC is often studied with other related concepts such as innovation capacity (Agyapong et al, 2018), frugal innovation (Dost et al, 2019), competitive innovation (Saba et al, 2016) and innovativeness (Kalyar et al, 2019). SMEs of emerging markets can only get a competitive advantage by providing different and quality products or services, which is only possible by focusing on innovative and structural capabilities.…”

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The role of internal and external sources of knowledge on frugal innovation: moderating role of innovation capabilities

AlMulhim‎

2021

IJIS

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Purpose This study aims to analyze the effect of external and internal sources of knowledge on frugal innovation. Moreover, it investigated how this relationship is weakened/strengthened by the moderation of innovation capabilities. Design/methodology/approach This empirical study’s data were taken from 288 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) by using a questionnaire survey. To analyze this data, analysis of a moment structures software was used. Structural equation modeling was conducted to test the hypothesis and the slope test investigated moderation. Findings The study results showed the significant effect of internal and external sources of knowledge on frugal innovation. Moreover, the results highlighted that the moderating role of innovation capabilities strengthens this relationship. Research limitations/implications The SMEs of “Saudi Arabia” were considered for this study. Among these, this paper only focused on enterprises owned by Saudi citizens. Moreover, the data were collected from 288 SMEs. Therefore, future studies can be conducted from any other country with larger sample size. This study has used moderation of innovation capabilities and future studies can use information credibility as a moderating variable. Originality/value Previously, many studies have highlighted the importance of knowledge for innovation, but the effects of knowledge sources from the perspective of SMEs and emerging markets remain unexplained. Very limited studies have explored the relation of knowledge sources with frugal innovation. This study first examines the moderating role of innovation capabilities between “internal and external knowledge sources” and frugal innovation. Moreover, this research reveals the SMEs of Saudi Arabia and its sector of frugal products.

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Section: Knowledge On Frugal Innovationmentioning

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The role of internal and external sources of knowledge on frugal innovation: moderating role of innovation capabilities

AlMulhim‎

2021

IJIS

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“…This re-emphasizes the difficulty in obtaining highly reproducible identifications from repeated MS analyses, even from the same wet preparation, a statement already pointed out by those who dared the comparison, even on much less complex samples. This is of course inherent to the traditional data-dependent acquisition (DDA), which is plagued by the stochastic nature of precursor selection and low sampling efficiency at the lower end of the dynamic range, due to the limited speed of mass spectrometers . This is still more challenging in metaproteomics where a myriad of low-abundance precursors are embedded within each injection.…”

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Benefits of Iterative Searches of Large Databases to Interpret Large Human Gut Metaproteomic Data Sets

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The gut microbiota are increasingly considered as a main partner of human health. Metaproteomics enables us to move from the functional potential revealed by metagenomics to the functions actually operating in the microbiome. However, metaproteome deciphering remains challenging. In particular, confident interpretation of a myriad of MS/MS spectra can only be pursued with smart database searches. Here, we compare the interpretation of MS/MS data sets from 48 individual human gut microbiomes using three interrogation strategies of the dedicated Integrated nonredundant Gene Catalog (IGC 9.9 million genes from 1267 individual fecal samples) together with the Homo sapiens database: the classical single-step interrogation strategy and two iterative strategies (in either two or three steps) aimed at preselecting a reduced-sized, more targeted search space for the final peptide spectrum matching. Both iterative searches outperformed the single-step classical search in terms of the number of peptides and protein clusters identified and the depth of taxonomic and functional knowledge, and this was the most convincing with the three-step approach. However, iterative searches do not help in reducing variability of repeated analyses, which is inherent to the traditional data-dependent acquisition mode, but this variability did not affect the hierarchical relationship between replicates and all other samples.

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Changes towards more sustainable food packaging legislation and practices. A survey of policy makers and stakeholders in Europe

Trubetskaya

Scholten

Corredig

2022

Food Packaging and Shelf Life

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'Competitive innovation matrix': a framework for open innovation

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The role of internal and external sources of knowledge on frugal innovation: moderating role of innovation capabilities

The role of internal and external sources of knowledge on frugal innovation: moderating role of innovation capabilities

Benefits of Iterative Searches of Large Databases to Interpret Large Human Gut Metaproteomic Data Sets

Changes towards more sustainable food packaging legislation and practices. A survey of policy makers and stakeholders in Europe

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