The role of government, universities, and businesses in advancing technology for SMEs’ innovativeness

Handoko, Fourry; Smith, Alan Jay; Burvill, Colin

doi:10.1080/14765284.2014.900968

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“…This approach was taken to ensure that the measurement instrument was capable of measuring what was intended to be measured. For all items, Cronbach's alpha coefficient values were greater than the acceptable value of 0.6 [24][25][26], indicating that the items assigned to the constructs were reliable.…”

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Green Industrial System in Indonesia

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Abstract. The environmentally friendly manufacturing influences the worldwide community both private and public to run the concept of green productivity. The concept of green productivity drives the organisation to seek integration of sustainable environmental management and environmentally friendly production system design. The lack of green and sustainable concept have reduced the competitiveness of the organisation due to the low capability to meet the international standard of ISO 14000. One of the important thing of being 'green' is our capability to deal with the pollution. Continuous improvement approach to achieve green productivity is an effort to increase sustainable competitiveness by maintaining green product and reducing the pollution. The continuous improvement to achieve the capability to overcome the pollution problem will lead into tangible and intangible benefit. It is therefore the green productivity is crucial. In this research, the concept of green produtivity and continuous improvement approah are utilised to overcome the problems of pollution in manufacturing industries.

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“…An example of knowledge and technology transfer for SMEs in Ceper was a project associated with the Divided Blast Cupola (DBC) (Handoko et al, 2014(Handoko et al, , 2017. " A cupola furnace is used in foundries to melt iron and some bronzes.…”

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“…Successful competition requires a rapid response capability to provide goods or services for customer needs. In this environment, creating and maintaining competitive advantage through knowledge management systems has occurred widely (Handoko, et al, 2014;Davenport and Prusak 1998).…”

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“…SMEs that are involved in this environment must improve their performance in order to survive in the global marketplace (Handoko, et al, 2014). Successful competition requires a rapid response capability to provide goods or services for customer needs.…”

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“…Small to medium enterprises (SMEs), particularly in emerging economies, are faced with a significantly complex external environment due to rapid technological evolution, globalisation and advanced competitors (Handoko, et al, 2014). SMEs that are involved in this environment must improve their performance in order to survive in the global marketplace (Handoko, et al, 2014).…”

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Constructing Knowledge and Technology Transfer Model for SMEs Technology Development in Emerging Economies

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2017

International Journal of Pedagogy and Teacher Education

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Technology innovations occur in stages. The stages begin by discovering scientific knowledge generated from basic research. The findings of basic research are used to generate developments associated with its 'applicability', and are then developed and tested in accordance with knowledge, economically relevant procedures, and technically sound (development process) procedures. Moreover, in-depth knowledge investigation (learning process) will produce innovation of equipment, processes, and products. Innovations will undergo a process of adaptation (adaptation process) in order to meet technical standards, productivity, and social influence of technology application. This paper constructs a model of sustainable knowledge and technology. The proposed model identifies the key factors of knowledge and technology transfer. The model was constructed based on system-based model of inputs-transformations-outputs.

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Barriers to sustainability for small and medium enterprises in the framework of sustainable development—Literature review

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The objective of this article is to analyze the barriers faced by small and medium enterprises (SMEs) when implementing initiatives for sustainable development. For this purpose, a search equation was designed, and the 50 highest cited articles from the search results in Scopus between years 2013 and 2017 were reviewed. The selected criteria for the article analysis were article name, article year, country, continent, journal, Scimago Journal Rank, Scimago Quartiles, Affiliated Universities, abstract, and keywords. Among the main results, 175 barriers to sustainability for SMEs were identified. The barriers that appeared most frequently were lack of resources, the high initial capital cost of implementing sustainability measures, and lack of expertise. At the end of the article, a proposal is included which shows the 175 identified barriers, classified by “sector,” “sustainability tool,” and “internal/external” which can aid in new qualitative and quantitative studies of barriers to sustainability in SMEs.

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The role of government, universities, and businesses in advancing technology for SMEs’ innovativeness

Cited by 31 publications

References 16 publications

Green Industrial System in Indonesia

Green Industrial System in Indonesia

Constructing Knowledge and Technology Transfer Model for SMEs Technology Development in Emerging Economies

Barriers to sustainability for small and medium enterprises in the framework of sustainable development—Literature review

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