Innovation enterprise as a vehicle for sustainable development – A general framework for the design of typical strategies based on enterprise systems engineering, dynamic capabilities, and option thinking

Boșcoianu, Mircea; Prelipcean, Gabriela; Lupan, Mariana

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2017.06.120

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“…Thus, strategies based on resources and capabilities offer a survival time in an environment of risk and success under conditions of normality (Boscoianu et al, 2018). Companies obtain advantages when they demonstrate, for example, timely responsiveness and fast, flexible product innovation, along with management capability to efficiently coordinate and redeploy internal and external competencies (Teece et al, 1997).…”

Section: Dynamic Capabilities and Sustainable Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…DCs are related to the company's ability to integrate, build, and reconfigure skills and resources to deal with rapidly changing environments (Teece, 2017;Teece et al, 1997). Thus, DCs exploit the momentum and dynamics of opportunities, reflecting the ability to support change and promote innovation in a context of better harmonization with the environment and the market (Boscoianu et al, 2018). Furthermore, these capabilities allow companies to shape the ecosystem around their business and develop new products or processes in response to the threats and opportunities in the marketplace (Mousavi & Bossink, 2017;Teece et al, 1997).…”

Section: Dynamic Capabilities and Sustainable Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Dynamic capabilities for sustainable innovation: the case of a footwear company in Brazil

Rodrigues¹,

Gohr

Calazans

2020

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Paper aims: This paper aims to investigate which dynamic capabilities are responsible for sustainable innovation. Originality: Based on the literature review, we propose a theoretical framework that relates dynamic capabilities to sustainable innovation (considering triple bottom line perceptive), regarding product, process marketing, and organizational innovations typologies. Research method: The framework was applied in this research through a case study method in two plants of a large footwear company that operates in the Northeastern region of Brazil. Data were collected by semi-structured interviews, observation, and company documents. Main findings: The company developed sustainable innovation focusing on processes and products. The economic aspect of sustainability has a strong influence on these innovations, followed by the environmental aspect. The technological and resource integration are the most critical capabilities. Implications for theory and practice: The paper contributes to understanding how DCs are deployed to boost sustainable innovation regarding the product, process, marketing, and organizational innovations typologies. Recognizing which DCs are necessary for sustainable innovation is a first step in being able to manage better and enhance sustainability considering the TBL perspective.

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Section: Dynamic Capabilities and Sustainable Innovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Dynamic Capabilities and Sustainable Innovationmentioning

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Dynamic capabilities for sustainable innovation: the case of a footwear company in Brazil

Rodrigues¹,

Gohr

Calazans

2020

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“…Today, humans' life seems unimaginable without artificial intelligence that is present in real life in manufacturing processes, cars etc., in areas of activity applied in mathematics complex calculus, informatics, robotics, medicine, agriculture, economics, communications, business, thanks to the many advantages offered. The complex process of developing artificial intelligence is a space-temporal one, in which the continuous transfer of data and information from the working environment is up taken by controllers [2], [9], so that AWRs find their balance progressively. The robots and robotics must provide support and friendship to humans.…”

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Improving anthropomorphic robot stability using advanced intelligent control interfaces

Vlădăreanu

Pandelea

Vlădăreanu

et al. 2019

PEN

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The article focused on the advanced intelligent control of the stability of anthropomorphic walking robots (AWRs), in order to validate a new and useful method of moving in the virtual environment, which determines a substantial increase in their stability. The obtained results lead to Versatile Intelligent Portable Robot Platform VIPRO, developed to improve the walking anthropomorphic robots' performances, provide unlimited power for design, test, experiment the real time control methods by integrating the Intelligent Control Interfaces (ICIs) in robot modeling and simulation for all types of humanoid robots, rescue robots, firefighting robots.

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“…Although in Romania direct investment is still preferred, the recent emergence of alternative investment funds (AIFs) opens new flexible perspectives that provide easy and scalable access to long-term project financing, starting from the principles of modularity, scalability and competitive selection. In emerging markets, delegating decision-making to investment managers (Boscoianu et al, 2018) becomes essential because it optimizes the investment cycle through flexibility and efficiency and provides adequate response to market restrictions (liquidity, critical mass, access barriers, additional scaling and monitoring costs).…”

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Aspect Regarding the Design of Active Strategies for Venture Capital Financing – the Flexible Adjustment for Romania as a Frontier Capital Market

Prelipcean

Boșcoianu

2019

SSRN Journal

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Industry 4.0 revolution find a real interest of entrepreneurs but in the case of frontier and emerging markets it is difficult to find a reliable source of long-term financing. The decoupling of the technological evolution from the evolution of the access to financing capacities must be analysed from different point of view (financial, legislative, socio-technical). In Romania, as a frontier market there are only few alternative investment solutions capable to respond to the long-term financing demand of performant projects. The main interest is to understand the strategies for adaptation of venture capital fund (VCF) at real conditions. Venture capital funds (VCF) represents a particular form of private equity investments, scale down and more focused on innovative start-up (or even expansions on technology or markets) projects (the typical value is 10 mil Euro). This form of investments is a personalized response to the general problem related to the actors that do not have tangible assets for collaterals and / or cannot demonstrate the ability to make a profit. In the case of VCF, as a vehicle oriented on innovation and technology, the business plan represents the main element for project portfolio selection in the context of matching the interests of investors with the interests of financed firm's managers. This contribution is especially important for the case of frontier and emerging markets characterized by additional restrictions (access to strategies, liquidity problems, and agency costs beyond a simple monitoring). For Romania, it is essential to adapt VCF investors' objectives to all phases (selection, evaluation, contract signing and restructuring, progress monitoring, stimulating value-added and, especially, closing the VCF cycle) to real conditions and considering the performance indicators balancing with the value creation mechanisms specific of industry 4.0.

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Innovation enterprise as a vehicle for sustainable development – A general framework for the design of typical strategies based on enterprise systems engineering, dynamic capabilities, and option thinking

Cited by 30 publications

References 22 publications

Dynamic capabilities for sustainable innovation: the case of a footwear company in Brazil

Dynamic capabilities for sustainable innovation: the case of a footwear company in Brazil

Improving anthropomorphic robot stability using advanced intelligent control interfaces

Aspect Regarding the Design of Active Strategies for Venture Capital Financing – the Flexible Adjustment for Romania as a Frontier Capital Market

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