Network embeddedness and innovation performance: a mediation moderation analysis using PLS-SEM

Tian, Hongyun; Iqbal, Shuja; Anwar, Farooq; Akhtar, Shamim; Khan, Muhammad Aamir Shafique; Wang, Weijie

doi:10.1108/bpmj-08-2020-0377

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“…After data collection, the filled questionnaires were analyzed using SmartPLS software. Data collection tool must show consistency with the developed research model ( Rafiq and Chin, 2019 ); therefore study chose SmartPLS as it is widely used in business research analysis ( Kwamega et al, 2019 ; Cheah et al, 2020 ; Thaker et al, 2020 ; Tian et al, 2021 ). A total of 700 questionnaires were administered.…”

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Predictors of entrepreneurial intentions: The role of prior business experience, opportunity recognition, and entrepreneurial education

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Entrepreneurship and its influence on the development of the economy are significant in competitive global advancement. Entrepreneurs need entrepreneurial intentions to improve the commercial environment of the country. Therefore, studying entrepreneurial intentions’ influencing predictors is vital for business development. We collected data from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) employees of the developing country and used partial least square structured equation modeling to analyze the proposed relationships. The results assist the literature extension and practically contribute to developing entrepreneurs’ intentions through education and opportunity recognition. The findings aid the institutions in improving course planning and establishing practical business setups. This study facilitates the government’s ideas of commencing entrepreneurial businesses through proper resource provisions for the entrepreneurs.

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“…The questionnaire was used to collect data based on a five-point Likert rating scale similar to previous studies [68][69][70]. Data were collected in six months (June 2020-November 2020) to avoid common method bias, as suggested by [71].…”

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Assessing the Relationship between Market Orientation and Green Product Innovation: The Intervening Role of Green Self-Efficacy and Moderating Role of Resource Bricolage

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Environmental issues have gradually gained attention in the last decade because of increased global warming and high waste production. Therefore, this article aims to add value to the environment management research by analyzing green product innovation through market orientation. Moreover, this study includes green self-efficacy as a mediator, being less focused in the past literature to examine employees’ confidence in innovating green products according to customers’ needs. In addition, resource bricolage is also introduced as a moderator because fewer studies display the empirical results about organizations producing or tend to produce innovated green products with a limited number of resources. Data were collected from 477 employees of small and medium-sized enterprises using a self-administered questionnaire in Pakistan. Empirical results revealed by SmartPLS software delineate that market orientation has a positive and significant impact on green self-efficacy and green product innovation. Moreover, green self-efficacy shows a significant mediation impact between market orientation and green product innovation. Additionally, resource bricolage also moderates the relationship between market orientation and green product innovation. Overall, the study contributes to theoretical and practical knowledge about green product innovation in tackling the world’s environmental issues.

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“…When compared to large corporations, micro and small enterprises may have less influence on political parties in some emerging countries. Other probable explanation holds that this influence depends on how political ties are relationally, structurally, and cognitively configured [ 77 ]. Business bargaining power over political ties depends to a great extent, on business strength in the market; this is, in addition to other contextual market considerations [ 34 , 91 ].…”

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Drivers of business model innovation in micro and small enterprises: evidence from Egypt as an emerging economy

ElNaggar

ElSayed

2023

Futur Bus J

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Despite its recognition as a resilience strategy, there is a scarcity of research on business model innovation (BMI) in micro and small enterprises in emerging economies. Business model innovation drivers in micro and small enterprises may differ from those in large firms in developed economies. In micro and small businesses, BMI is determined by the dynamic capabilities of the business, as well as the ability of the business owner to reconfigure and exploit its resources in a way that creates market value. This is one of few studies that connects the concepts of social capital and market orientation to explain business model innovation and its consequences in a turbulent business environment. This study investigates the impact of managerial ties, business owner market orientation and perceived environmental uncertainty as drivers to BMI. Also, it investigates the effect of BMI on business performance. The results of analyzing the responses of 426 micro and small enterprises by Smart PLS 3.3 show that business model innovation mediates the relationship between business ties and business performance. Surprisingly, the results proved that micro and small business owners adopting reactive market orientation, contribute to BMI more than those adopting proactive market orientation. The findings emphasize the importance of micro and small business owner in driving BMI. This study ensures that BMI is a function of how resources can be deployed and configured dynamically to generate value.

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Network embeddedness and innovation performance: a mediation moderation analysis using PLS-SEM

Cited by 24 publications

References 81 publications

Predictors of entrepreneurial intentions: The role of prior business experience, opportunity recognition, and entrepreneurial education

Predictors of entrepreneurial intentions: The role of prior business experience, opportunity recognition, and entrepreneurial education

Assessing the Relationship between Market Orientation and Green Product Innovation: The Intervening Role of Green Self-Efficacy and Moderating Role of Resource Bricolage

Drivers of business model innovation in micro and small enterprises: evidence from Egypt as an emerging economy

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