Croatian Defense Industry Competitiveness Cluster: Knowledge Management and Innovation Perspective

Jurčić, Marina; Lovrenčić, Sandra; Kurnoga, Nataša

doi:10.2478/bsrj-2020-0005

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“…In such cases, the failure of business would mean financial and psychological strain, which causes high levels of stress and worry [11]. Most entrepreneurs are likely to face many problems that they will not be able to solve due to a lack of knowledge [12]. At the same time, the decisions they make directly affect the success or failure of the company, as well as everyone involved in the business [13].…”

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Entrepreneurship during the Times of the Coronavirus Pandemic in Republic of Croatia

Radlović¹,

Hunjet²,

Kozina³

2021

Interdisciplinary Description of Complex Systems

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Entrepreneurship is a key driver of economic growth and a generator of employment opportunities in all modern economies across the world. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the engines of modern entrepreneurship. In the Republic of Croatia, SMEs are indispensable to boost employment and economic growth. Numerous economic activities have been slowed down due to the coronavirus pandemic, and some have even been completely halted. In these extraordinary circumstances, not only in the Republic of Croatia but also all over the world, an entrepreneur must be proactive and able to promptly adapt to this new situation. The purpose of this article is to investigate the entrepreneur's position in the Republic of Croatia and to identify key problems entrepreneurs face during the coronavirus pandemic. As indicated by the research results, the coronavirus pandemic has drastically altered business activity conduction and entrepreneurship. For their businesses to survive these new, everyday challenges, many companies are forced to adapt their supply to market demands, introduce business informatization, lower the product and service prices and invest in employee education.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Entrepreneurship during the Times of the Coronavirus Pandemic in Republic of Croatia

Radlović¹,

Hunjet²,

Kozina³

2021

Interdisciplinary Description of Complex Systems

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“…Meanwhile, due to the inherently risky of technological innovation, the uncertainty it brings to enterprises in industrial clusters has a profound impact on their development and cooperation in future (Mata & Woerter, 2013;Zhou et al, 2020). In addition, most researches only focus on the problems caused by the collaborative innovation enterprises (Jurči c et al, 2020;Ye et al, 2021) and relevant government policies (Audretsch et al, 2019;Grashof, 2021)…”

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Will technological innovation uncertainty affect the distribution of benefits from low‐carbon innovation activities in industrial clusters?—A study based on gray Shapley values

Tang,

Feng,

Mao

et al. 2024

Manage Decis Econ

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Technological innovation of industrial cluster is an important measure to realize low‐carbon development. However, the uncertainty associated with new technologies can have a significant impact on the earnings of enterprises. This paper examines the benefit distribution of collaborative technological innovation in industrial clusters through the gray Shapley value, which makes up for the problem that existing research ignores the impact of the uncertainty of technological innovation on the distribution of benefits and provides a new research perspective. In addition, this paper also provides some countermeasures for the Chinese government to encourage enterprises in industrial clusters carry out low‐carbon innovation activities.

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“…From the perspective of a business and its competitiveness, knowledge management is a primary asset that can be leveraged to attain excellence and attract investors. Consequently, using knowledge management systems based on accepted standards, such as the one developed and maintained by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) ISO 30401, are strategic blocks for building a solid, persistent reputation by "establishing, implementing, maintaining, reviewing and improving an effective management system for knowledge management in organizations" [22,23]. Furthermore, the information security dimension of knowledge management is also a matter of great interest and a critical focal point.…”

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Intergenerational knowledge management in a cutting-edge Israeli industry: Visions and challenges

Kordova

Benis

2022

PLoS ONE

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Knowledge management is a multifaceted, complex, end-to-end organizational process dealing with collecting and using data, information, and knowledge generated by a group of individuals. The current study examines the changes required in companies’ quality systems to enhance intergenerational learning and knowledge retention. Our primary objective was to understand the factors that influence the development of an organizational culture encouraging innovation, knowledge sharing, organizational learning, openness, and providing opportunities to create up-to-date knowledge. We collected the viewpoints and needs of industry professionals by using interviews and a survey. Then, we analyzed the factors that influence knowledge management quality and transfer between workforce generations. The professionals’ primary goal is to introduce, integrate, and improve knowledge in their organization. Their second goal is to facilitate knowledge sharing and transfer between workforce generations. Improving transgenerational knowledge sharing and reducing the loss of knowledge are challenges for all industries. A cutting-edge industry such as the defense field deals with sensitive data, and knowledge management is a strategic need in a competitive context. Quality management standards propose guidelines for developing and enhancing the overall knowledge-related processes. However, implementing them requires a shift in the corporate culture team. Organizational knowledge resilience must be developed by involving the workforce in implementing knowledge management systems.

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Croatian Defense Industry Competitiveness Cluster: Knowledge Management and Innovation Perspective

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

Entrepreneurship during the Times of the Coronavirus Pandemic in Republic of Croatia

Entrepreneurship during the Times of the Coronavirus Pandemic in Republic of Croatia

Will technological innovation uncertainty affect the distribution of benefits from low‐carbon innovation activities in industrial clusters?—A study based on gray Shapley values

Intergenerational knowledge management in a cutting-edge Israeli industry: Visions and challenges

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