Analysis of the influence of the environment, stakeholder integration capability, absorptive capacity, and technological skills on organizational performance through corporate entrepreneurship

García‐Sánchez, Encarnación; Morales, Victor Jesús García; Rojas, Rodrigo Martín

doi:10.1007/s11365-017-0436-9

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“…Although, the goodness of fit (GoF) indices cannot be generated by the PLS-SEM, therefore to evaluate the model explanatory power can be evaluated through considering the R 2 value (Petter, Straub, & Rai, 2007). To assess the fitness of model a diagnostic tool developed by García-Sánchez et al (2018b) is used as the GoF index for PLS-SEM. This GoF is calculated by taking the geometric mean of AVE values and average values of R 2 .…”

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Information Technology Capabilities and SMEs Performance: An Understanding of a Multi-Mediation Model for the Manufacturing Sector

Nabeel-Rehman

Nazri

2019

IJIKM

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Aim/Purpose: Despite the fact that the plethora of studies demonstrate the positive impact of information technology (IT) capabilities on SMEs performance, the understanding of underlying mechanisms through which IT capabilities affect the firm performance is not yet clear. This study fills these gaps by explaining the roles of absorptive capacity and corporate entrepreneurship. The study also elaborates the effect of IT capability dimensions (IT integration and IT alignment) upon the SMEs performance outcomes through the mediating sequential process of absorptive capacity and corporate entrepreneurship. Methodology: This study empirically tests a theoretical model based on the Dynamic Capability View (DCV), by using the partial least square (PLS) technique with a sample of 489 manufacturing SMEs in Pakistan. A survey is employed for the data collection by following the cluster sampling approach. Contribution: This research contributes to the literature of IT by bifurcating the IT capability into two dimensions, IT integration and IT alignment, which allows us to distinguish between different sources of IT capabilities. Additionally, our findings shed the light on the dynamic capability view by theoretically and empirically demonstrating how absorptive capacity and corporate entrepreneurship sequentially affect the firms' performance outcomes. At last, this study contributes to the literature of SMEs by measuring the two levels of performance: innovation performance and firm performance. Findings: The results of the analysis show that the absorptive capacity and the corporate entrepreneurship significantly mediate the relationship between both dimensions of IT capability and performance outcomes.

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Section: Goodness Of Fit (Gof)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Information Technology Capabilities and SMEs Performance: An Understanding of a Multi-Mediation Model for the Manufacturing Sector

Nabeel-Rehman

Nazri

2019

IJIKM

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“…Another research opportunity would be to analyze young family firms that are highly innovative [17], run by women [138], and, above all, develop sustainable innovations [24]. Finally, it would be of interest to analyze the influence of corporate governance on CSR [138] and entrepreneurial orientation [139].…”

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Sustainable Entrepreneurial Orientation in Family Firms

Perlines

Rung-Hoch²

2017

Sustainability

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This study examines how an entrepreneurial orientation moderates the effect of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on family firm performance. Analysis of 174 family firms was conducted using second-generation, partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) in SmartPLS 3.2.6. A survey of family firms and compliant sustainability reports, made under the rules of the GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) for these firms yielded the empirical data. This study contributes to the literature in several ways. First, the analysis shows that GRI reports offer a suitable way for analyzing CSR because the proposed measures are reliable and valid. Second, CSR actions by family firms exert a substantial positive influence on these firms' performance. Third, entrepreneurial orientation is a good predictor of the success of family firms, positively influencing their performance. Fourth, entrepreneurial orientation positively moderates the effect of CSR on family firm performance, enhancing this effect.

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“…Digital evolution by changing stakeholders in the ecosystem, in terms of interacting, working together, and collaborating, could achieve digital transformation. Proactive stakeholders increase the company's excellence compared to other competitors and create a long-term relationship (García-sánchez & García-morales, 2018;Pappas et al, 2018).…”

Section: Digital Ecosystemmentioning

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The Role of Knowledge Management Capability and Digital Ecosystem to Enhance Digital Transformation for SMEs

Nurhidayati¹

2020

Proceedings of the 17 Th International Symposium on Management (INSYMA 2020)

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Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) have a significant role in the economic growth of the nation, but some issues have already existed. Lack of human resources, competitiveness, and many more are examples. In the recent era, SMEs have the opportunity to develop their potential human resources by exploring their employees' knowledge of technology. SMEs are expected to be able to respond to the digital business environment through digitalizing business. The digital transformation of SMEs empowers the ability of both the organizations and employees since knowledge management capability has an absorptive capacity to process the external knowledge; thus, knowledge management capability of SMEs needs to be improved. On the other hand, the digital ecosystem provides a place for integrating the business entities as a support system. This study aims to fill up the knowledge gap by discussing the relationship between knowledge management capability and digital transformational with the digital ecosystem as a moderating variable.

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Analysis of the influence of the environment, stakeholder integration capability, absorptive capacity, and technological skills on organizational performance through corporate entrepreneurship

Cited by 84 publications

References 115 publications

Information Technology Capabilities and SMEs Performance: An Understanding of a Multi-Mediation Model for the Manufacturing Sector

Information Technology Capabilities and SMEs Performance: An Understanding of a Multi-Mediation Model for the Manufacturing Sector

Sustainable Entrepreneurial Orientation in Family Firms

The Role of Knowledge Management Capability and Digital Ecosystem to Enhance Digital Transformation for SMEs

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