SMES survival and knowledge in emerging economies: evidence from Vietnam

Thi, Nguyet Nguyen

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2022.e11387

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“…Knowledge management has served the survival of small and medium enterprises, the case of SMEs in Vietnam through a study of companies in the years 2005 to 2011, the knowledge acquired, stored, and internalized has generated development in these companies, generating strategic alliances with foreign companies through Start-ups in highgrowth companies (Thi, 2022). Similarly, the development of sustainable innovation and firm competitiveness has been evidenced in the SME sector in Vietnam, the case of emerging markets, and that has been resilient in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic (Le and Ikram, 2022).…”

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Knowledge Management as a Competitive Advantage an SMEs: A Theoretical Exploration

Vásquez-Bernal,

Peinado,

Laverde

2023

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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Micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises are challenged to stay in the market by developing innovative processes. Well-focused knowledge management helps organizations to strengthen their innovative capabilities by building highly competitive work teams through learning and organizational culture. This paper illustrates an exploration of different databases of indexed journals and the analysis of different authors who focus on the importance of knowledge management as a competitive advantage for MSMEs. The scope is delimited in the documentary review from 2017 to 2023 and the analysis of the incidence of knowledge management in organizations.

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Knowledge Management as a Competitive Advantage an SMEs: A Theoretical Exploration

Vásquez-Bernal,

Peinado,

Laverde

2023

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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“…Practical implication . By utilizing Neo4j to store a KG, it is possible to effectively address the challenges raised regarding the continuous updating of knowledge [ 16 ] and the difficulties in information sharing [ 17 ]. By constructing a KG and extracting structured information from knowledge, it is possible to alleviate to some extent the challenges of knowledge heterogeneity and multimodality in SROM domain.…”

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“… Knowledge retention. SROM is continuously evolving and updating, as knowledge continues to expand [ 16 ]. SMEs often operate with limited budgets and manpower, which hinders their ability to invest on comprehensive training programs or allocate dedicated resources for knowledge acquisition and dissemination.…”

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A systematic knowledge graph-based smart management method for operations: A case study of standardized management

Wen,

Zhao,

Liu

2023

Heliyon

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“…In terms of internal and external factors, firm financial performance depends on asset management [52,53], thus the capital intensity average asset per employee is considered to be one determinant of a firm's performance. A firm's contribution is represented by social insurance paid in lieu of salary per employee, and by a firm's submission of social security insurance, helping to upgrade human resource allocation efficiency [54].…”

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The Impact of Intellectual Capital on Service Firm Financial Performance in Emerging Countries: The Case of Vietnam

Nguyen

2023

Sustainability

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This paper evaluates the effect of intellectual capital (IC) on firm financial performance in the service sector in an emerging country, Vietnam. This research is dissimilar from earlier ones for the following reasons: (i) this is the first study of IC’s impact on service firms at different knowledge intensity levels, sizes, and ownerships in an emerging country, Vietnam; (ii) it expresses empirical evidence in details of service activities, particularly the research and development, financial, and technology services that play significant roles for the development of emerging countries; (iii) it examines the effects of the gender issue, firms’ responsiveness to the government and employees, and market concentration. Applying the two-step system GMM model for the period 2005–2014, the results express that IC components generally had significant impacts on firm performance. Human capital efficiency had the strongest positive impact while capital employed efficiency had the second strongest impact. The impact of structural capital efficiency was inconsistent, depending on the knowledge intensity levels and the types of service activities. IC is more efficient for knowledge-intensive sub-sectors than the less knowledge-intensive ones. IC efficiencies differ among knowledge intensity levels, sizes, and ownerships, suggesting that policy makers and firm leaders should implement corresponding solutions.

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SMES survival and knowledge in emerging economies: evidence from Vietnam

Cited by 7 publications

References 23 publications

Knowledge Management as a Competitive Advantage an SMEs: A Theoretical Exploration

Knowledge Management as a Competitive Advantage an SMEs: A Theoretical Exploration

A systematic knowledge graph-based smart management method for operations: A case study of standardized management

The Impact of Intellectual Capital on Service Firm Financial Performance in Emerging Countries: The Case of Vietnam

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