2015
DOI: 10.20472/bm.2015.3.2.001
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The Impact of Human Resource Management on Technological Innovation in Jubail Primary Industrial Sector, Kingdom of Saudi Arabi

Abstract: Abstract:People are important in enhancing industrial firms '

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“…Positive impact of HR on innovation also was confirmed by research of Allani, Arcand and Bayad (2003), they considered HR is a key factor for company's competitiveness and critical capacity for innovation. Other studies of Karlsson (2013), Arulrajah (2014) and Ghamdi and Razek (2015) explored the relationship between organizational HRM practices and innovation, and the conclusion was that HRM practices are important to foster organizational innovation.…”
Section: Hypothesismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Positive impact of HR on innovation also was confirmed by research of Allani, Arcand and Bayad (2003), they considered HR is a key factor for company's competitiveness and critical capacity for innovation. Other studies of Karlsson (2013), Arulrajah (2014) and Ghamdi and Razek (2015) explored the relationship between organizational HRM practices and innovation, and the conclusion was that HRM practices are important to foster organizational innovation.…”
Section: Hypothesismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dong, J., et al (2021) [28] had highlighted that in contrast to earlier studies, TPB indicates the (non)effects of select demographic moderators on the model using a non-Western sample, as explained by White Baker, E. et al (2007) [29]. People are crucial for improving industrial enterprises' performance and for gaining a competitive edge, according to Al-Ghamdi, M. et al (2015) [30]. High-quality human resource management empowers businesses to compete on product and service quality, unique products, and technical innovation.…”
Section: Effect Of Technology Implementation In Primary Industry Sectormentioning
confidence: 99%