Interfirm Partnerships and Organizational Innovation: Study of SMEs in the Automotive Sector

Franco, Mário; Haase, Heiko

doi:10.3390/joitmc6040193

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“…The rapid growth of the innovative product in the world illustrates the prospects of this direction on a global scale. At the same time, the current number of users of innovative products is incomparably low (Compagnucci and Spigarelli, 2018;Coron and Gilbert, 2020;Courtney and Powell, 2020;Franco and Haase, 2020).…”

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Innovative analysis in climate change: Evidence from developed European countries

Barykin

Yadykin

Badenko

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Since the turn of the 20th century, the whole world entered a period of technological singularity. It is also predicted that the pace of innovation regarding problems associated with climate change, generational change of technologies will constantly increase. This paper aims to bring an innovative product to the market regarding subsequent economical and social strategy. The methodology is based on a dynamic assessment of the development of consumer demand in the context of innovative proposals. In the article, results are obtained and the volume of investments in the development of innovations is determined, which optimizes the balance between curtailing the volume of output using the previous technology in climate change and increasing the production and sale of an innovative product in climate change. The novelty of this study is in the panel framework on the base of Model Based System Engineering (MBSE). The study concludes that MBSE are more sensitive to innovative activity. The volume of investments in the development of innovations is determined. The main result is the total profit from the demand in the consumer market for products based on old and new technologies in climate change, since reformed business processes entail significant financial costs. The above-discussed issues lead to inappropriate misleading policy recommendations. The main recommendation is using disaggregated trade data for each trading partner and industry level to conclude more accurate results and policy recommendations for each trading partner and industry in concern.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Innovative analysis in climate change: Evidence from developed European countries

Barykin

Yadykin

Badenko

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…(2024) To deepen our understanding of inter-firm knowledge transfer in R&D relationships, it is imperative that we shift our research focus from solely examining the outcomes of collaborative efforts or the acquisition of new skills and capabilities, to taking a process-oriented perspective that explores the formation and evolution of such knowledge transfer (Francesco Galati and Barbara Bigliardi, 2019;Azeem M. et al, 2021). Previous studies have reported positive impacts of such organizational innovations on innovation capabilities and firm performance (Yoon et al,2017;Mário Franco and Heiko Haase, 2020). This paper was intended to investigate several factors of interfirm partnerships impacted on the implementation of organizational innovation for Indonesian Automotive…”

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Interfirm Partnerships and Organizational Innovation for Indonesian Automotive Component Manufacturers Facing the Transition to Battery Electric Vehicles

Fajratama,

Nurcahyo,

Habiburrahman

et al. 2024

J. of Law and Sust. Develop.

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Background: Indonesia’s Automotive Industry has gradually shifted from manufacturing Internal Combustion Engines (ICE) to Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) in recent years. This transition of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) is disrupting conventional automobile manufacturers, creating an urgent need for traditional automakers and component suppliers to innovate and revamp of the current automotive manufacturing capabilities. However, The pursuit of Interfirm partnerships between OEMs and suppliers is believed to enhance resiliency and innovative process within the automotive organization. The main objective of this study is to identify the impact of several factors interfirm partnerships affecting the implementation of organizational innovation activities. Methods: A quantitative cross-sectional design was adopted for this study. The data collection consisted of 30 respondents from 1st tier of Indonesian Automotive Component Manufacturers through site visits, interview and online questionnaires. Data processing and analysis were carried out using descriptive statistics, factor analysis and multiple linear regression. Results: The result indicate that interfirm partnerships factors associated with organizational innovation activities. Among four key aspects of interfirm partnerships such as Efficiency, Innovation and Learning, Market opportunities, and Technology and Competition, only the motives aligned with the latter were found to exert a statistically significant and positive impact on organizational innovation. Conclusion: The study reveals that technology and competition in the context of interfirm partnerships formation shows positive and significant relationships with organizational innovation. Implications of research: The research helps the Indonesia Automotive Industry to improve manufacturing capabilities and competitiveness in electric vehicles sector and also expands the literature on Battery Electric Vehicles research for academics. Originality and value: The study performs the assesment of relationship between interfirm partnership and automotive component organizations in Indonesia. By addressing practitioners’ viewpoints, this research utilizes quantitative measurement to drive automative innovation and enhance manufacturing capabilities with the presence of Battery Electric Vehicles.

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“…Micro, small, and medium enterprises (SMEs) certainly play an important role in supporting the economy in a better direction (Ochinanwata et al, 2021). In both developed and developing countries, it turns out that SMEs are the largest contributor to the formation or growth of the gross domestic population (GDP) and contribute the most to employment than large businesses, this shows the importance of SMEs for the country's economy (Franco & Haase, 2020). (Mutegi et al, 2015).…”

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Success Model Partnership Program SME At PT. Perkebunan Nusantara III

Junaidi

Lubis²,

Effendi³

2023

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Small medium enterprises is one of the business units that help the country a lot in reducing the unemployment rate. This sector makes a major contribution in supporting the national economy. Real steps and efforts are needed to support and increase the power of SMEs. The main objective of this study is to determine the direct and indirect effects of HR experience, capital, knowledge, social networks, social media, perceived customer benefits, and perceived competitive value on the performance of SMEs through partnership programs. The approach in this research is causal research (cause and effect). The population in this study is the SME business actor who are fostered at PT. Perkebunan Nusantara III, with total of 243 SME business actors. While the sampling technique used a saturated sample where 243 SMEs were sampled in this study. Data collection techniques used a questionnaire with an ordinal measurement scale. Data analysis used AMOS based Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). The results showed that the direct experience of human resources, capital, social networks, social media, and perceived customer benefits had a significant effect on the partnership program, while knowledge was not significant for the partnership program. The results showed that the direct experience of human resources, capital, social networks, social media, perceived customer benefits, and perceived competitive value had a significant effect on the performance of SMEs, while knowledge was not significant on the performance of SMEs. Indirectly the experience of human resources, capital, knowledge, social networks, social media, perceived customer benefits and perceived competitive value had a significant effect on the performance of SMEs through partnership programs.

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Interfirm Partnerships and Organizational Innovation: Study of SMEs in the Automotive Sector

Cited by 7 publications

References 66 publications

Innovative analysis in climate change: Evidence from developed European countries

Innovative analysis in climate change: Evidence from developed European countries

Interfirm Partnerships and Organizational Innovation for Indonesian Automotive Component Manufacturers Facing the Transition to Battery Electric Vehicles

Success Model Partnership Program SME At PT. Perkebunan Nusantara III

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