Regulation, Incentives and Government Policy: How Does it Stimulate R&amp;D Engineers’ Innovative Behaviuors in Malaysian Biotechnology SMEs?

Sharom, Nurul Shamisza; Cheng, Ling Tan; Yahya, Sofri

doi:10.21315/aamj2016.21.supp.1.3

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“…According to the findings, the most innovative department amongst the selection was the research and development department. This is an important outcome, since unlike the other departments members of research and development departments should recognize especially dynamism and use sources to foster innovative behaviors [16].…”

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“…For instance, in their study in 2016 Sahrom et al measured innovative behavior among diversified research and development engineers in Malaysia. There were Chinese, Malaysian, and Indian engineers in their participant groups [16]. The writers conducted their study through applying questionnaires to attendees.…”

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“…A study carried out by Sahrom et al in 2016 focused on the innovative behavior of Malaysian research and development engineers. For this paper [16], researchers gathered data from 218 engineers via a survey application and analyzed the gathered information via structural equation modelling. The researchers supported that the theory that the interaction of engineers with their environment leads to the spreading of knowledge and data, eventually improving creativity and production.…”

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Research has identified factors promoting innovative behavior (IB) among employees in organizations. However, the effect of knowledge sharing behavior (KSB), self-regulated learning (SRL), and course design characteristics (CDCs) in developing IB among information technology (IT) students in universities is not well understood. The purpose of the study was developing a structural equation model (SEM) of the drivers of IB among IT students. As very little research simultaneously explores the determinants of undergraduate students' IB, one of the study objectives is to plug the literature gap by examining how SRL and CDCs act as antecedents of IB, via the mediating action of KSB. The findings are summated in a KSB-IB SEM. The results largely support all the hypotheses and suggest a significant indirect relationship between SRL and IB, fully mediated by KSB. The indirect relationship between CDCs and IB was significantly and fully mediated by KSB. The results of the study reveal that both CDCs and SRL act as drivers of KSB and IB among IT students.

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Regulation, Incentives and Government Policy: How Does it Stimulate R&D Engineers’ Innovative Behaviuors in Malaysian Biotechnology SMEs?

Abstract: This study seeks to examine the relationship between regulation, incentives and government policy to R&D (research and development)

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Knowledge Sharing Mediating Information Technology Student Innovation

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