Knowledge Management Capabilities and the Role of Risk Taking for Business Model Innovation

Hock, Marianne; Clauß, Thomas

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“…This stage of research is primarily a questionnaire part describing the potential attributes of intelligent solutions and the sense of security of residents, intelligent solutions and those that carry threats [73][74][75]. The participants of the study were obliged to express their opinion and give positive and negative features.…”

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“…Most of the attributes of corporate social media are, according to customers, essential functions. In Table 4 there are functions that an enterprise must have, they are marked with the letter M. The lack of such features means that customers go somewhere to the competition [75]. It can be concluded that the respondents understand the need for sustainable development [76], and the so-called the related features were treated by them mainly as indispensable features, i.e., they must be among the attributes of corporate social media [77,78].…”

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Perception of the Quality of Smart City Solutions as a Sense of Residents’ Safety

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Personalization, mobility, artificial intelligence, corporate life transferred to the online world—all these elements will shape all intelligent solutions, including those for cities in the future also in the field of energy management. A necessary condition is to determine which specific repetitive behaviors and features smart cities will have to meet in order to build an image among residents and adapt to their preferences and requirements and energy requirements. Smart cities were created to support residents in using various services, to give them the possibility of easy communication without time and local barriers. Therefore, high-quality smart solutions in cities significantly affect trust in the city and can affect its reputation. Given that the purpose of the article is to examine the perception of intelligent solutions also in the field of energy and their impact on the sense of privacy and security, different exchanges of perceptions of quality, the risks they pose to residents and their perception of what gives a picture, have been studied. The results of empirical research clearly showed that the safety and level of satisfaction with the activities carried out by the city have a significant impact on the perceived quality, which in turn has a positive impact on reputation. The authors proposed a methodology based on the Kano model for examining residents’ satisfaction in order to investigate undefined desires and identified and confirmed needs and to study the analysis of risk and potential threats. The study was in the form of a proprietary questionnaire that can be used in similar surveys on the satisfaction of residents; 2685 correctly completed questionnaires were analyzed and the results obtained after submission were included in management action plans. The city government has expressed an interest that the measures taken will be reviewed after one to two years.

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Perception of the Quality of Smart City Solutions as a Sense of Residents’ Safety

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The role of innovative work behavior and organizational support for business model innovation

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Klein

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While innovative work behavior sets the stage for organizational innovativeness, little is known about how innovative work behavior is related to business model innovation. This study analyzes how employees' innovative work behavior leads to business model innovation. Following the organizational support theory, we further examine that business model innovation is a function of individual innovative work behavior of the employee and the firm's ability to create an organizational environment in which these work behaviors can unfold and be translated into innovative output, such as business model innovation. Based on survey data from 154 firms, this study empirically finds that employee innovative work behavior is positively related to business model innovation. Further, we find that the effect of innovative work behavior on business model innovation is moderated through organizational support for innovation. However, the moderation reveals different results for low levels of innovative work behavior than for high values. For high values, we find that additional organizational support does not lead to more business model innovation.

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Knowledge Management Capabilities and the Role of Risk Taking for Business Model Innovation

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Perception of the Quality of Smart City Solutions as a Sense of Residents’ Safety

Perception of the Quality of Smart City Solutions as a Sense of Residents’ Safety

The role of innovative work behavior and organizational support for business model innovation

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