Exploring the mediating role of dynamic capabilities in the relationship between intellectual capital and performance of information and communications technology firms

Nhon, Hoang Thanh; Phuong, Nguyen Van; Trung, Ngo Quang; Thong, Bui Quang

doi:10.1080/23311975.2020.1831724

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“…Incorporating empirical evidence to validate the Triad Model of DC remains ongoing; therefore, adding empirical support is crucial. Araújo et al (2018), Kump et al (2018), El Sawy (2011), andThanh Nhon et al (2020) have made contributions toward achieving this objective. The study is designed to contribute using the perspective's first-level taxonomy.…”

Section: Dynamic Capabilities Taxonomymentioning

confidence: 99%

Adaptability of a Business and Superior Performance: Triad Model of Dynamic Capabilities

Guerrero-Campos,

Pelayo Maciel,

Arango Marin

2024

myn

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This study examines the relationship between business adaptability and superior performance. The researchers used Exploratory Factor Analysis and Kruskal-Wallis statistics to analyze data from a survey of 227 companies associated with a University Center. The study found that the Triad Model of Dynamic Capabilities, which includes Sense, Seize, and Transform components, explained 78.38% of the variance in business adaptability. The findings confirm the importance of Sense, Seize, and Transform capabilities in sustaining competitive advantage, as demonstrated by the observed superior performance of the organizations. The originality of the paper lies in identifying higher-order capabilities associated with business adaptability in organizations across different sectors.

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Section: Dynamic Capabilities Taxonomymentioning

confidence: 99%

Adaptability of a Business and Superior Performance: Triad Model of Dynamic Capabilities

Guerrero-Campos,

Pelayo Maciel,

Arango Marin

2024

myn

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“…As can be inferred from Hypotheses 1 and 2, dynamic capabilities have the possibility of mediating the relationship between intellectual capital and export performance. Despite many studies that have concluded that intellectual capital positively affects the performance of a company, if intellectual capital does not adapt to environmental change, it may not play this role and may eventually disappear (Ahmad et al, 2022; Juma & McGee, 2006; Juma & Sequeira, 2017; Nhon et al, 2020). Intellectual capital can be faced with the loss of opportunities for emerging business by generating costs corresponding to changes in business or technological flow in terms of time and cost of developing and maintaining capitals in human, relational, and structural aspects that affect firm performance.…”

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confidence: 99%

Chinese High-Tech Export Performance: Effects of Intellectual Capital Mediated by Dynamic and Risk Management Capabilities

Lee

Wang

2023

Sage Open

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This study analyzed the effect of intellectual capital on Chinese exporters’ performance and the joint mediating effect of two-way capabilities to explain the relationships. With a sample of 197 firms responsible for exporting Chinese high-tech products, we empirically evaluated higher-order constructs in a partial least squares structural equation model using a two-stage approach. The results show that firms’ intellectual capital generates dynamic capabilities, which lead human, structural, and relational capital to improve overseas export performance. Furthermore, the study shows risk management capability also has a complementary mediating role in improving overseas export performance. These findings point to the significant role of two-way capabilities, clarifying how risk management capabilities can be used to enhance export performance and highlighting the role of dynamic capabilities in leveraging export performance. Our findings hold managerial implications on how Chinese high-tech exporting businesses adapt to fast-changing environments.

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“…Therefore, COSS companies' success depends on their ability to satisfy not only the needs of customers and contributors [16], [22], but also active users to encourage them transform into paying customers [16]. Besides, previous empirical findings confirm that relational capital has a direct impact on company success [7], [11], [13].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In addition, studies indicate that IC might not directly affect company success see for example, [2], [3], [11]. Thus, software quality (SQ) is considered critical for the success of software companies [12]- [15].…”

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How Software Quality Mediates the Impact of Intellectual Capital on Commercial Open-Source Software Company Success

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The recent surge in the number of commercial open-source software (COSS) companies shows the growing importance of COSS companies in the software industry. As knowledge-based firms, COSS companies' success depends heavily on the interplay among intangible resources such as human capital, relational capital, structural capital, and software quality. To observe these relationships, we conducted a hypothesis-testing questionnaire-type survey involving 200 software development experts and professionals working at 60 multinational COSS companies. Accordingly, the study unearthed two different but conjoint ways (i.e., direct and indirect) in which intellectual capital impacts COSS company's success. On the one hand, relational capital one of the intellectual capital components directly affects COSS company's success. On the other hand, relational and structural capital indirectly affect COSS company success through human capital, which, in turn, is itself mediated by software quality in a sequential mediation model. Therefore, COSS companies may need to prioritize software quality as it is the most critical variable impacting the success of COSS companies.INDEX TERMS Commercial open-source software, company success, intellectual capital, software quality.

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Exploring the mediating role of dynamic capabilities in the relationship between intellectual capital and performance of information and communications technology firms

Cited by 11 publications

References 29 publications

Adaptability of a Business and Superior Performance: Triad Model of Dynamic Capabilities

Adaptability of a Business and Superior Performance: Triad Model of Dynamic Capabilities

Chinese High-Tech Export Performance: Effects of Intellectual Capital Mediated by Dynamic and Risk Management Capabilities

How Software Quality Mediates the Impact of Intellectual Capital on Commercial Open-Source Software Company Success

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