Management Innovation: Correcting Mistakes

Sagiyeva, Rimma; Alenova, K.; Galimakair, A.; Zhuparova, Aziza

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“…Actually, using standard credit scores, there are very few considerable distinctions in risk profiles between knowledge-based firms and other firms. This denotes that they give a new level to long-standing problems about the essence of bank funding for young knowledge-based firms in Kazakhstan (Sagiyeva et al, 2015).…”

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Financing of young knowledge-based companies after the financial crisis: the case of Kazakhstan

Isatayeva¹,

Seitova²,

Koptayeva³

et al. 2019

JESI

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Following the financial crisis of 2008, more attention is paid to access to finance for young knowledge-based firms. A study conducted before the crisis showed that it was more difficult for knowledge-based firms to gain access to finance. However, none of the studies considered the differential effect of the crisis on young knowledge-based firms. This document examines this gap using the data set of 1155 firms in Kazakhstan for various sectors of the economy. The analysis was carried out in the context of the years before the crisis of 2002-2005 and after the crisis, when the economy significantly stabilized for 2014-2017. We believe that young knowledge-based firms are more likely to be rejected for financing than other firms, and this has significantly worsened in the post-crisis period. However, regressions that control a variety of characteristic characteristics show that the deterioration in the general conditions for financing. The results show that there are two questions in the financial system. The first is a structural problem that restricts access to finance for young knowledgebased firms. Secondly, the cyclical problem was caused by the financial crisis and significantly affected the young knowledge-based firms of various sectors of the economy.

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confidence: 99%

Financing of young knowledge-based companies after the financial crisis: the case of Kazakhstan

Isatayeva¹,

Seitova²,

Koptayeva³

et al. 2019

JESI

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Innovation Management Systems and Standards: A Systematic Literature Review and Guidance for Future Research

Idris

Durmuşoğlu

2021

Sustainability

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In order to establish an innovation culture, a set of organizational procedures and practices called “Innovation Management”, which may differ among companies, should be followed. At the enterprise level, systematic innovation management becomes more complicated. A number of works covering various aspects of this subject have been published. However, a systematic synthesis of all of these contributions is still lacking in management literature. In this review, we aim to analyze and classify the main contributions published on the topic of innovation management systems/standards in management literature, seeking to discover the gaps which still remain in the literature, and to outline future avenues of research in this domain. More than 70 articles in Innovation Management Systems/Standards (IMS/St) studies published in peer-reviewed journals during 2006–2020 are reviewed and analyzed systematically by searching the science databases ScienceDirect, Scopus and Emerald, etc., and using Google Scholar and Mendeley Elsevier to identify related terms. A complete and accurate view of the latest literature on IMS/St is provided, which identifies the main topics developed in the management literature on IMS/St, as well as significant gaps, and demonstrates the low maturity level of the current state of the field. This paper contributes theoretically to the development of literature on IMS/St and provides a clear understanding of the state of the field during the period 2006–2020, shedding light on the research needed in the future in this field of study. From a managerial perspective, it can help companies to better understand the implications of IMS/St, and to harvest the best benefits from the implementation of IMS/St. Our study also answers these three important questions: 1. What are the main topics developed in the management literature on IMS/St so far? 2. Are innovation management standards mature from a practical point of view? 3. What are the main research gaps in management literature, and how could future avenues of research be shaped?

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Management Innovation: Correcting Mistakes

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Financing of young knowledge-based companies after the financial crisis: the case of Kazakhstan

Financing of young knowledge-based companies after the financial crisis: the case of Kazakhstan

Innovation Management Systems and Standards: A Systematic Literature Review and Guidance for Future Research

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