Towards a theory regarding open innovation and entrepreneurship: a meta-synthesis from qualitative studies in small and medium enterprises and start-ups

Carvalho, Eduardo Gomes; Sugano, Joel Yutaka

doi:10.20985/1980-5160.2017.v12n1.931

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“…Findings for the H3e innovativeness, and H3d risk taking. These findings are also consistent with Jeong et al, (2013) ;Carvalho, (2016) and Carvalho and Sugano, (2017). The hypotheses H1b proactiveness, H1d autonomy, shows non-significant relationship with firm performance, which is departing from the current literature such as Cannavale and Nadali, (2019); Yoo et al, (2016); Wang and Yen, (2012) and Casillas and Moreno, (2010).…”

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“…The hypotheses H1b proactiveness, H1d autonomy, shows non-significant relationship with firm performance, which is departing from the current literature such as Cannavale and Nadali, (2019); Yoo et al, (2016); Wang and Yen, (2012) and Casillas and Moreno, (2010). While EO dimensions with outbound innovation, the hypotheses H3a autonomy, H3b competitive aggressiveness, H3c proactiveness also showed non-significant relationships, which departed from literature such as the finding of Carvalho, (2016) and Carvalho and Sugano, (2017).…”

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Adoption of open innovation and entrepreneurial orientation practices in Malaysian furniture industry

Wadood¹,

Al-Shaikh²,

Akbar³

et al. 2022

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The main objective of this research is to integrate the resource-based view (RBV) to analyse how the relationship between firm performance and entrepreneurial orientation is mediated by outbound innovation among furniture firms in Malaysia. Research Design & Methods:In this research, data has been poised via questionnaire from the furniture firms in Johor state, Malaysia. In this study, 391 responses were considered and analysed. The partial least squares (PLS) model was employed to test the hypothetical relationships among entrepreneurial orientation, firm performance and outbound innovation intention to adopt open innovation practices. Findings: Research findings show that innovativeness, competitive aggressiveness, risk-taking, outbound innovation are statistically significant factors influencing entrepreneurial orientation and open innovation adoption among furniture companies in Malaysia. However, autonomy and proactiveness do not have significant effects on entrepreneurial orientation and open innovation adoption intention. Implications & Recommendations: Few implications that are significant for academics and practitioners are also debated according to research findings. This research can serve as a guideline for successfully implementing entrepreneurial orientation and open innovation among furniture firms in an emerging economy. Thus, offering an external knowledge search-collaboration mechanisms-superior performance framework. Through using this open approach, companies will seek to find opportuni9es for crea9vity that go beyond their current capabilities to dramatically boost success. Contribution & Value Added: This research, expanding the open innovation (OI) paradigm, explicates and measures the impact of OI's direct and mediating inputs on entrepreneurial orientation (EO) and firm performance. The results are consistent with the current OI literature demonstrating the complex connection among together outbound innovation and EO dimensions and firm performance by investigating Malaysian furniture manufacturers by building scales and evaluating their validity by developing outbound innovation. The initial findings are direct ties between entrepreneurial orientation dimensions with business performance and outbound open innovation. All the indirect (mediation) relations among the study variables were the second part of the results.

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Adoption of open innovation and entrepreneurial orientation practices in Malaysian furniture industry

Wadood¹,

Al-Shaikh²,

Akbar³

et al. 2022

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From Entrepreneurship to Open Innovation, a Comprehensive Systematic Literature Review

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Alegre

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2022

Int. J. Innov. Mgt.

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The aim of this paper is to review and analyse the connection of entrepreneurship with open innovation (OI) through a systematic literature review (SLR) over the 2003–2022 period. To this end, a sample of 152 articles obtained through a systematic process was used. This SLR provides analytical data on the studies that were processed and identifies different areas and levels of study such as the spatial, institutional, firm, individual, and organisational levels relating to the relationship between entrepreneurship and OI. The review concludes with a discussion of the results and with the presentation of the main conclusions along with contributions aimed at scholars and practitioners and provides insights for future research.

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Towards a theory regarding open innovation and entrepreneurship: a meta-synthesis from qualitative studies in small and medium enterprises and start-ups

Cited by 2 publications

References 24 publications

Adoption of open innovation and entrepreneurial orientation practices in Malaysian furniture industry

Adoption of open innovation and entrepreneurial orientation practices in Malaysian furniture industry

From Entrepreneurship to Open Innovation, a Comprehensive Systematic Literature Review

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