An Asia-centric approach to team innovation: Cultural differences in exploration and exploitation behavior

Hubner, Sylvia; Song, Zhaoli; Tripathi, Neha; Kaschner, Tamara; Kong, Xing Le

doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2021.09.009

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“…In this context, the successful businesses will be those that are able to cultivate relationships with their customers in such the way that it is possible to comprehend and anticipate the requirements of their customers, which is essential to the growth of profits and the enhancement of marketing effectiveness. In point of fact, as level of competition in market continues to rise and businesses become more aware of importance of retaining customers, they are increasingly developing and sustaining long-term connections with their clientele (Hubner et al, 2022). Enterprises and institutions have been driven to seek solutions to increase their ability to maintain their competitive power as a result of the fundamental changes brought about by developments in marketing innovation and product innovation in recent decades in the markets.…”

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“…The implementation of innovation, on other hand, can be challenging if the company in question does not have culture that encourages and rewards creative thinking. In this linking, innovating new ideas is made easier when individuals are encouraged by their employers to talk about their areas of expertise with the rest of concerned organization (Hubner et al, 2022). As a consequence of this, individuals of the organization share the same values, attitudes, and behaviors in a way that is conducive to creative thinking.…”

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IMPACT OF CULTURAL, MARKETING AND PRODUCT INNOVATIONS ON FIRMS PERFORMANCE OF SMEs

Khan

Shar

Junejo

2023

JSRD

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The purpose of this research is to analyze the connections between cultural innovation, product innovation and marketing innovation, with special focus on small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs). Sample population consisted of workers from several SMEs in Multan region of Pakistani manufacturing hub of Multan. Total of 291 SME’s workers and owners were used to compile this sample. To collect the information, we used a standardized questionnaire, the statistics package SPSS is useful for doing numerous statistical analyses on collected data (demographic analysis, correlation analysis & regression analysis). There is significant relationship between all the variables, and also regression analysis shows the model is fit and can predict research’s results. The study's findings can be used by managers at SMEs to develop the fresh approaches to product promotion. The results provide significant information for reaching decisions. Further, study provides the manager with a guide and set of actions for selling product credibly, that is essential for overcoming the problem of falling demand.

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IMPACT OF CULTURAL, MARKETING AND PRODUCT INNOVATIONS ON FIRMS PERFORMANCE OF SMEs

Khan

Shar

Junejo

2023

JSRD

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“…This is accomplished through the comprehension and anticipation of customer requirements. In actuality, as a result of heightened market competition and businesses' heightened recognition of the importance of customer retention, they are progressively engaging in the establishment and maintenance of enduring relationships with their clientele (Hubner et al, 2022). In recent decades, enterprises and institutions have been motivated to explore strategies to improve their competitive advantage in response to the substantial transformations resulting from advancements in process and product innovation within the markets.…”

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Empowering Small and Medium Enterprises Performance Through Dynamic Marketing Strategies and Innovations

Sair,

Anjum,

Ali

et al. 2023

REAL

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The primary objective of the present study is to investigate the impact of marketing strategies, product innovations, and process innovations on the performance of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This research aims to provide insights into the effective utilization of all three of these components in order to achieve a competitive advantage. This study aimed to assess the performance of 210 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by evaluating their sales volume. The participants for this study were selected from the target population as provided by the SMEDA. Descriptive and regression analyses were employed in order to evaluate the effects of innovation. The results of the study indicated that there was a significant impact of both product and process innovations on the performance of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Furthermore, the research conducted revealed a significant impact of marketing strategies on the overall performance of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). In summary, this study highlights the importance of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) incorporating marketing, product, and process innovations in order to fully realize their capabilities and achieve long-term growth. By utilizing these three factors, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can strengthen their position in the market and flourish in the ever-changing business environment.

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“…Hsu et al (2021) in China, India, and Singapore. The cultural differences in each country affect the behaviors of exploration, exploitation, and innovation (Hubner et al, 2021). Our research question is "What are the factors that influence AR face filters user addiction on online social anxiety of users in Indonesia?"…”

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The Influence of Augmented Reality Face Filter Addiction on Online Social Anxiety: A Stimulus-Organism-Response Perspective

Alfi Syakir,

Ayu Maharani,

Ekaharja Putra

et al. 2024

IJIKM

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Aim/Purpose: This study aims to analyze the factors that influence user addiction to AR face filters in social network applications and their impact on the online social anxiety of users in Indonesia. Background: To date, social media users have started to use augmented reality (AR) face filters. However, AR face filters have the potential to create positive and negative effects for social media users. The study combines the Big Five Model (BFM), Sense of Virtual Community (SVOC), and Stimuli, Organism, and Response (SOR) frameworks. We adopted the SOR theory by involving the personality factors and SOVC factors as stimuli, addiction as an organism, and social anxiety as a response. BFM is the most significant theory related to personality. Methodology: We used a quantitative approach for this study by using an online survey. We conducted research on 903 Indonesian respondents who have used an AR face filter feature at least once. The respondents were grouped into three categories: overall, new users, and old users. In this study, group classification was carried out based on the development timeline of the AR face filter in the social network application. This grouping was carried out to facilitate data analysis as well as to determine and compare the different effects of the factors in each group. The data were analyzed using the covariance-based structural equation model through the AMOS 26 program. Contribution: This research fills the gap in previous research which did not discuss much about the impact of addiction in using AR face filters on online social anxiety of users of social network applications. Findings: The results of this study indicated neuroticism, membership, and immersion influence AR face filter addiction in all test groups. In addition, ARA has a significant effect on online social anxiety. Recommendations for Practitioners: The findings are expected to be valuable to social network service providers and AR creators in improving their services and to ensure policies related to the list of AR face filters that are appropriate for use by their users as a form of preventing addictive behavior of that feature. Recommendation for Researchers: This study suggested other researchers consider other negative impacts of AR face filters on aspects such as depression, life satisfaction, and academic performance. Impact on Society: AR face filter users may experience changes in their self-awareness in using face filters and avoid the latter’s negative impacts. Future Research: Future research might explore other impacts from AR face filter addiction behavior, such as depression, life satisfaction, and so on. Apart from that, future research might investigate the positive impact of AR face filters to gain a better understanding of the impact of AR face filters.

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An Asia-centric approach to team innovation: Cultural differences in exploration and exploitation behavior

Cited by 20 publications

References 97 publications

IMPACT OF CULTURAL, MARKETING AND PRODUCT INNOVATIONS ON FIRMS PERFORMANCE OF SMEs

IMPACT OF CULTURAL, MARKETING AND PRODUCT INNOVATIONS ON FIRMS PERFORMANCE OF SMEs

Empowering Small and Medium Enterprises Performance Through Dynamic Marketing Strategies and Innovations

The Influence of Augmented Reality Face Filter Addiction on Online Social Anxiety: A Stimulus-Organism-Response Perspective

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