Electronic Industry

Roberts, Eirlys; Smith, Vernon; English, John

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-68617-2_60

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“…When considering the phenomenon from a sectorial point of view, the electronics industry stands out as a very promising scenario for research as it presents unique characteristics in terms of innovativeness. Roberts et al (2019) pointed out that it is an industry in constant change as a result of the increasing use of scientific knowledge and that it has great innovative potential. Ravindra and Mor (2019) pointed out that the electronics industry is central to the development of any nation, with an increasing worldwide demand for new products developed by this sector, such as computers, cell phones and others.…”

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Critical success factors for the innovativeness of the electronic industry: An analysis in developed and developing countries

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The purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of critical success factors (CSFs) on the innovativeness of the electronic industry. We propose a novel conceptual model. To validate the model, we used structural equation modelling. Data were collected in a survey with 261 responses from companies in Brazil, Canada and the USA. A multigroup analysis was carried out. The results for the whole sample show that all the CSF investigated have a positive and significant influence at 1% on innovativeness, with the greatest influence obtained by the construct innovative culture and strategy, followed by research and development infrastructure, management knowledge and the innovative environment. The originality lies (1) in a proposition of a novel theoretical model that investigates both the individual effect and joint action of the constructs related to CSF, in a broader set of CSF; (2) in a deeper analysis of the relationship between innovativeness with the innovation performance of organizations in the electronic industry; (3) in a different dimension of analysis comparison considering three different innovation systems; and (4) in a managerial contribution by encouraging the construction of an organizational culture that has as its values the constant search for innovation and for encouraging the creation of innovative solutions.

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Current Issues in Combating Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Threats to Empower Sustainability: A Systematic Review

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Combating chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats with novel solutions reduces disasters and accident risks and, at the same time, aids sustainability. This research aims to identify the innovations in combating CBRN threats and verify how they fall within the scope of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). The study relies on mixed-method research, including bibliometrics and text-mining used to identify clusters, most frequent words, and codes. The material for the research was 156 publications from the Scopus database from 2017 to April 2022. From the analytical process, textual data served as the indicators of the innovations’ directions driven by SDGs. The research results indicated that innovations for combating CBRN threats support sustainability mainly in health and environmental areas, specifically in: SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being; SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation; SDG 14: Life Below Water; SDG 15: Life On Land. The research contributes to the landscape of innovations serving sustainable development. Further studies may focus on narrower perspectives, such as environmental protection and health innovations. There can also be concerns about the dark side of CBRN innovations and technologies of dual use.

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Electronic Industry

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Critical success factors for the innovativeness of the electronic industry: An analysis in developed and developing countries

Critical success factors for the innovativeness of the electronic industry: An analysis in developed and developing countries

Occupational Contact Dermatitis in the Industrial Setting

Current Issues in Combating Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Threats to Empower Sustainability: A Systematic Review

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