Innovations Risk Factors Analysis Between Innovation Leaders and Moderate Innovators

Benetytė, Raminta; Krušinskas, Rytis

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“…Such a need includes, for example, studies exploring CEE countries that belong, according to their innovation performance (expressed in Innovation Performance Scoreboard developed by the European Commission, 2020), to the group of moderate EU innovators (except Estonia -strong innovator). These countries are expected to have the greatest potential for developing further innovation (Benetyte & Krusinskas, 2019). Moreover, these countries have been associated with a lower awareness of environmental issues and, thus, lower environmental performance in the past.…”

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The double-edged role of firm environmental behaviour in the creation of product innovation in Central and Eastern European countries

Prokop

Gerstlberger

Zapletal

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Journal of Cleaner Production

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The double-edged role of firm environmental behaviour in the creation of product innovation in Central and Eastern European countries

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Gerstlberger

Zapletal

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Journal of Cleaner Production

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“…We focused on a group of moderate EU innovators (according to the Innovation Performance Scoreboard developed by the European Commission) including Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) countries and Southern Europe countries that are expected to have the greatest development innovation potential (Benetyte and Krusinskas, 2019). These countries have had to face several challenges, such as lack of funds, lagging innovation systems, and less developed social capital within CEE countries (Striteska and Prokop, 2020).…”

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“…We (Benetyte and Krusinskas, 2019). These countries have had to face several challenges, such as lack of funds, lagging innovation systems, and less developed social capital within CEE countries (Striteska and Prokop, 2020).…”

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The role of top management meetings in enhancing product innovation and performance

Prokop

Hájek

2023

R & D Management

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Top management meetings enable the positive flow of knowledge and building of key relationships within the company and its suppliers. This study draws on open innovation and upper echelons theories to analyze the effects of top management meetings on open innovation instruments, product innovation and sales performance. We use partial least squares structural equation modeling and fuzzy‐set qualitative comparative analysis to perform the path analysis of the hypothesized effects of top management meetings using data of 1,523 firms across 11 European countries. The results support the hypotheses that declare that top management meetings with suppliers positively influence product innovation while the effects of top management team meetings on product innovation remain negative. Surprisingly, the hypothesis that top management meetings with suppliers positively affect firm sales performance was not confirmed. Additionally, our efforts support the critical role of buyer–supplier relationships for innovation activities, primarily for services rather than manufacturing industries.

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“…In terms of innovation performance, most of these countries fall below the average performance of EU Member States' innovation systems measured by the Innovation Performance Scoreboard developed by the European Commission. Therefore, although some of these countries (primarily countries in Central and Eastern Europe) have in the past struggled with inadequate infrastructure, insufficient funding, and a lower level of development of innovation systems, these countries are expected to have the greatest development innovation potential (Benetyte & Krusinskas, 2019).…”

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On the path to sustainable development: The nexus among owner gender diversity, energy management, and firms' innovation radicalness

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This research focuses on the part of sustainable development related to energy management and thus aims to find the missing piece in research on the role of owner gender diversity (OGD) in processes of energy management (EM) introduction and the creation of radical and incremental innovation. Employing the World Bank's Enterprise Survey 2019 data covering 4646 firms from 11 European countries, we confirm the hypothesis that OGD increases firms' chance to reach radical and incremental innovation. Contrary to the majority of prior studies, we reject the hypothesis that OGD increases firms' chance to introduce EM; rather, we empirically prove the positive effects of firms' value drivers and market pressure on EM. We also confirm the link between firms' introduction of EM and the creation of radical and incremental innovations. This study expands research into the gender diversity of the upper echelons, addressing recent calls to expand open innovation research into new research categories and identify the determinants of firms' introduction of EM.

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Innovations Risk Factors Analysis Between Innovation Leaders and Moderate Innovators

Cited by 3 publications

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The double-edged role of firm environmental behaviour in the creation of product innovation in Central and Eastern European countries

The double-edged role of firm environmental behaviour in the creation of product innovation in Central and Eastern European countries

The role of top management meetings in enhancing product innovation and performance

On the path to sustainable development: The nexus among owner gender diversity, energy management, and firms' innovation radicalness

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