Critical Success Factors of New Product Development: Evidence from Select Cases

Dwivedi, Rajeev; Karim, Fatma Jaffar; Starešinić, Berislava

doi:10.2478/bsrj-2021-0003

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“…An enterprise's interest in process and product innovation lies mainly in the perceived attributes of each innovation; the adoption of product innovations receives more attention since these are more visible than process innovations-while innovations in processes are associated with the production process, and to the supply and operations, innovations in products are the results themselves (Oke, 2007). Dwivedi et al (2021) suggest that firms that can innovate rapidly need to realise the critical success factors of new product development to achieve competitive advantages. Ul Hassan et al (2013) found that the four types of innovation (process, product, organisational, and marketing) are linked, and process innovation positively affects product innovation.…”

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Technological Innovation in Colombian Small Firms: A Gender Multi-Group Analysis

Cuevas-Vargas¹,

Velázquez-Espinoza

Colín-Salgado

2022

Business Systems Research Journal

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Background: Studies on innovations have been focused on teams, institutions, and organisations without accounting for the role of the executive’s gender. Objectives: This research aims to analyse how small Colombian firms manage technological innovation from the perspective of the gender of executives. Methods/Approach: A quantitative approach and cross-sectional, non-experimental design through Structural Equation Models with PLS-SEM was used. We self-administered a survey randomly to gather data from 145 small firms’ owners or managers in the department of Bogota, Colombia. Results: The results obtained from multi-group analysis evidence that process innovation has a strong and significant positive impact on the innovation of products, and no significant differences were found when comparing the performance of male executives versus female executives. However, descriptive statistics showed that female executives give more importance to the process and product innovation activities, and they demonstrated to manage a better product innovation performance than male executives. Conclusions: The evidence reveals that female executives are more committed to developing new products and choose to acquire new skills or equipment to develop products and processes. It is, therefore, essential to eliminate organisations’ cultural stereotypes and take advantage of women’s potential in management leadership.

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confidence: 99%

Technological Innovation in Colombian Small Firms: A Gender Multi-Group Analysis

Cuevas-Vargas¹,

Velázquez-Espinoza

Colín-Salgado

2022

Business Systems Research Journal

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Do Leadership Styles Influence Employee Information Systems Security Intention? A Study of the Banking Industry

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Yoshikuni

Dwivedi

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Glob J Flex Syst Manag

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Role of Emerging Technologies in Accounting Information Systems for Achieving Strategic Flexibility through Decision-Making Performance: An Exploratory Study Based on North American and South American Firms

Yoshikuni

Dwivedi

Dultra-de-Lima

et al. 2023

Glob J Flex Syst Manag

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Nowadays, accounting departments highly rely on accounting information systems to make decisions based on current, updated, and contemporary data. And, most accounting practices can be enhanced by emerging technologies coupled with accounting information systems. Therefore, contemporary accounting information systems (AIS) coupled with emerging technologies is the highest priority in organizations to make decisions that can contribute to strategic flexibility and performance of the organizations. The objective of the study is to identify the role of information systems infrastructure integration (ISII) on strategic flexibility and innovation (SFI) through the mediated role of information systems (IS)-enabled strategic enterprise management (IS-SEM) practices and decision-making performance (DMP). The study is based on contemporary literature in the field of emerging technologies in accounting information systems particularly business intelligence and analytics (BI &A). Resource-based view had been applied to create novel constructs to test the research framework and hypothesis. The research framework and hypothesis are tested based on 388 organizations from Brazil and USA. The results reflect that information systems infrastructure integration impacts strategic flexibility and innovations in organizations. Further, there is no difference observed between North American and South American organizations. The results of the research suggest that accounting information systems (AIS) practitioners and researchers should look beyond emerging technologies investments and shift their attention to how information systems infrastructure integration (ISII) and information systems-enabled strategic enterprise management (IS-SEM) practices can leverage decision-making performance (DMP) and impact on strategic flexibility and innovation.

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Critical Success Factors of New Product Development: Evidence from Select Cases

Cited by 8 publications

References 15 publications

Technological Innovation in Colombian Small Firms: A Gender Multi-Group Analysis

Technological Innovation in Colombian Small Firms: A Gender Multi-Group Analysis

Do Leadership Styles Influence Employee Information Systems Security Intention? A Study of the Banking Industry

Role of Emerging Technologies in Accounting Information Systems for Achieving Strategic Flexibility through Decision-Making Performance: An Exploratory Study Based on North American and South American Firms

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