Abstract:This study aims to investigate the impact of environmental turbulence, strategic planning and strategic flexibility toward market orientation. One hundred and eighty-six managers of Small and Medium Enterprises in Malang City, Indonesia were surveyed by using purposive sampling technique. Data was analysed by using Partial Least Squares. Internal environment has positive significant effects on both strategic planning and strategic flexibility. This study also found a significant effect of external environment … Show more
“…These studies revealed that both entrepreneurial orientation and planning flexibility have positive effects on firm performance in different industries except oil and gas industry that was not considered among these past studies (See Arshad et al, 2014;Dibrel, Craig, & Neubaum, 2014;Gupta & Wales, 2017;Oladele & Olayiwola, 2018). Relatedly, Sumiati, Rofiq and Pramono (2019) and Mbengue and Ouakouak (2011) were in supported of the positive and significant findings among past studies that planning flexibility and entrepreneurial orientation positively and significantly affected firm performance. Both Sumiati et al (2019) and Mbengue and Ouakouak (2011) further asserted that external environment significantly affected firm overall performance in SMEs industry but they failed to investigate how external environmental factors affect both strategic entrepreneurship and firm performance in the oil and gas industry.…”
Section: Empirical Review and Hypotheses Developmentsupporting
Globally, oil and gas service industry is one of the major contributors to the economic development of many nations. However, the industry is faced with problems of poor entrepreneurial orientation, inflexible planning and poor management of external environmental challenges. These problems have negatively affected their overall performance. This study therefore examined the effect of strategic entrepreneurship on overall performance. The study adopted cross-sectional survey research design with a target population of 9,324 owners and managers of oil and gas service companies operating in Lagos and Rivers States, Nigeria. A multi-stage sampling technique was adopted to select the sample size of 733 using the Cochran (1997) formula. The data was analyzed using descriptive statistics and multiple and hierarchical regression methods of analyses. Findings revealed that strategic entrepreneurship components (entrepreneurial orientation and planning flexibility) had significant effect on firm performance (R2 = .216, F-stat = 34.743, p<0.05). Strategic entrepreneurship components significantly affected sales growth (Adj. R2 = .582, F-stat = 98.422, p<0.05); market share (Adj. R2 = .511, F-stat = 58.132, p<0.05); and profitability (Adj. R2 = .410, F-stat = 42.982, p<0.05). External environment significantly moderated the relationship between strategic entrepreneurship and firm performance (ΔR2 = .593, ΔF = 19.256; F-stat = 67.765, p<0.05) all at 5% level of significance. Implications of the findings and recommendations were made.
“…These studies revealed that both entrepreneurial orientation and planning flexibility have positive effects on firm performance in different industries except oil and gas industry that was not considered among these past studies (See Arshad et al, 2014;Dibrel, Craig, & Neubaum, 2014;Gupta & Wales, 2017;Oladele & Olayiwola, 2018). Relatedly, Sumiati, Rofiq and Pramono (2019) and Mbengue and Ouakouak (2011) were in supported of the positive and significant findings among past studies that planning flexibility and entrepreneurial orientation positively and significantly affected firm performance. Both Sumiati et al (2019) and Mbengue and Ouakouak (2011) further asserted that external environment significantly affected firm overall performance in SMEs industry but they failed to investigate how external environmental factors affect both strategic entrepreneurship and firm performance in the oil and gas industry.…”
Section: Empirical Review and Hypotheses Developmentsupporting
Globally, oil and gas service industry is one of the major contributors to the economic development of many nations. However, the industry is faced with problems of poor entrepreneurial orientation, inflexible planning and poor management of external environmental challenges. These problems have negatively affected their overall performance. This study therefore examined the effect of strategic entrepreneurship on overall performance. The study adopted cross-sectional survey research design with a target population of 9,324 owners and managers of oil and gas service companies operating in Lagos and Rivers States, Nigeria. A multi-stage sampling technique was adopted to select the sample size of 733 using the Cochran (1997) formula. The data was analyzed using descriptive statistics and multiple and hierarchical regression methods of analyses. Findings revealed that strategic entrepreneurship components (entrepreneurial orientation and planning flexibility) had significant effect on firm performance (R2 = .216, F-stat = 34.743, p<0.05). Strategic entrepreneurship components significantly affected sales growth (Adj. R2 = .582, F-stat = 98.422, p<0.05); market share (Adj. R2 = .511, F-stat = 58.132, p<0.05); and profitability (Adj. R2 = .410, F-stat = 42.982, p<0.05). External environment significantly moderated the relationship between strategic entrepreneurship and firm performance (ΔR2 = .593, ΔF = 19.256; F-stat = 67.765, p<0.05) all at 5% level of significance. Implications of the findings and recommendations were made.
“…Those two strategies are considered adequate for MSMEs to be applied. According to [26], strategy as planning plays an important role in mediating consumeroriented business performance. Determining the model (strategy) in business can significantly assist SMEs in making decisions…”
<p class="MDPI17abstract"><strong>Objective: </strong>This study aimed to assess the sustainability of Indonesian Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) during the Covid-19 pandemic. The specific object of this study was Reban Lestari Farm, an MSME of laying hens farm located in Kolaka, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia.</p><p class="MDPI17abstract"><strong>Methods: </strong>The study composed a qualitative and interpretive approach. Data were collected through interviews and observations, and data were analyzed by using a qualitative descriptive analysis.<strong></strong></p><p class="MDPI17abstract"><strong>Results</strong><strong>: </strong>Results show that the Covid-19 pandemic had significant effects on Indonesian MSMEs, but some MSMEs can survive and even grow despite the pandemic. Laying hens farm was one of the MSMEs that can survive and consistently grow during the Covid-19 pandemic as the commodity still has a high demand amongst consumers.<strong></strong></p><strong>Conclusions: </strong>The sustainability of an MSME can still be maintained with multiple business strategies, such as developing innovation and creative thinking to improve product quality and income.
“…In the article [17] the author also describes the factors that can have consequences for entrepreneurs and emphasizes the structure of the economy and human capital, drawing attention to their role in the economic development of the state. Therefore, small business is becoming increasingly important in the economic development of the state [18] and, as noted in the article [19] they can be considered the main engine of economic growth because contribute to employment and changes in GDP (gross domestic product) by creating an intense competitive environment that requires strategic planning in a turbulent economic environment [20].…”
The small business sector is studied. It is hypothesized that the small business sector has a significant innovative potential, the possibilities of which depend on the economic cycle of market conjuncture. It has been hypothesized that innovation investment in the small business sector depends significantly on economic cycles, and that the structure / directions of innovation investment are determined by the global market conjuncture. This is done in order to interpret the systemic / unsystematic development of small business in the context of public policy on the basis of appropriate calculations and the obtained results, as well as provides an understanding of the possibilities of realizing the innovative potential of small business. The peculiarity of this study is its complementarity «innovative potential of small business – technology transfer – economic cycles.» It has been established that investment in innovation and technology transfer in the small business sector depend on market conjuncture and stages of the economic cycle that occur in a certain period (growth or recession). The identification of economic cycles allowed to form the directions of state regulation and reveal the possible risks associated with finding the innovative potential of small business. The conducted research creates a basis for the implementation of the cluster policy program; contributes to the formation of appropriate tools for creating clusters; reveals favorable periods of labor involvement in the realization of innovation potential; helps to identify the periods of economic cycles in which it is appropriate to invest in their own self-education and modern technology. This approach will help increase the level of balance of the small business system on an innovative basis.
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