How business model design drives innovation performance: The roles of product innovation capabilities and technological turbulence

Jin, Cheng-Lin; Liu, Along; Liu, Hefu; Gu, Jibao; Shao, Meng

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2022.121591

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“…Hence, a contingency perspective offers a theoretical scaffolding for the IEO-international performance relationship among LIFs by concentrating on aligning capabilities and addressing environmental turbulences. Based on this logic, we assert that possessing and leveraging firm-specific innovation capabilities is essential (Jin et al, 2022) for entrepreneurial firms from LDCs to convert IEOdriven efforts into productive returns to international performance (for a discussion about the potential unproductiveness of EO and its subsets, see Covin and Wales, 2019;Hughes et al, 2022). Without valuable innovation capabilities, we predict a greater risk of unproductive entrepreneurial projects occurring and far more damaging consequences to the inherently resource-constrained LIFs.…”

Section: Raats and Krakauer (2020)mentioning

confidence: 93%

“…Based on this logic, we assert that possessing and leveraging firm‐specific innovation capabilities is essential (Jin et al. , 2022) for entrepreneurial firms from LDCs to convert IEO‐driven efforts into productive returns to international performance (for a discussion about the potential unproductiveness of EO and its subsets, see Covin and Wales, 2019; Hughes et al. , 2022).…”

Section: Theoretical Foundation and Hypothesis Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Context Sensitivity of International Entrepreneurial Orientation and the Role of Process and Product Innovation Capabilities

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Hughes

Gali

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British J of Management

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Drawing on a contingency perspective of the resource-based view of the firm, we test the thesis that a relationship between international entrepreneurial orientation (IEO) and the international performance of export-manufacturing firms is context-sensitive and contingent on innovation capabilities. Using time-lagged survey data from 369 Bangladeshi export-manufacturing firms in a least developed country (LDC) as an extreme empirical context, we predict that process and product innovation capabilities are essential to the relationship between IEO and international performance among export-manufacturing firms. We find that the effect of IEO on international performance is not positive; however, the relationship becomes positive when moderated by process and product innovation capabilities. International entrepreneurial firms in an LDC succeed when they can better align IEO-driven efforts with these capabilities. Our study advances knowledge on the context sensitivity of IEO and embellishes a resource-based theory of IEO.1 Least-developed countries are categorized based on the parameter of low gross national income per capita, weak human development index and high level of economic vulnerability (UNCTAD, 2015). Forty-nine countries are listed as LDC.

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Section: Theoretical Foundation and Hypothesis Developmentmentioning

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The Context Sensitivity of International Entrepreneurial Orientation and the Role of Process and Product Innovation Capabilities

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Hughes

Gali

et al. 2022

British J of Management

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“…Open innovation is based on the strategic goal of innovation development, breaking the traditional organization's closed boundaries, and using the inflow and outflow of knowledge from inside and outside the organization to promote innovation work such as new product development and business model reconstruction (Jin et al, 2022). Roh et al (2022) believe that open innovation is not only a means but also a strategic business model (Roh et al, 2022).…”

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Configuration research on innovation performance of digital enterprises: Based on an open innovation and knowledge perspective

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Guo

Chen³

et al. 2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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This paper takes 36 unicorn enterprises in China as a sample case. Based on the perspective of open innovation and knowledge, combined with the background of the transformation and development of China’s digital economy, the antecedent conditions such as the three dimensions of knowledge integration ability, the two dimensions of open innovation and knowledge sharing are integrated by using configuration thinking and fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) method. The multiple concurrent factors and causal complex mechanisms affecting innovation performance are discussed. The results show that: 1) The different dimensions of knowledge integration capability, open innovation, and knowledge sharing have six configurations to achieve high-level firm performance; 2) Different knowledge integration capabilities can all promote innovation performance; 3) knowledge sharing improves the management and utilization of knowledge, which is an important guarantee for improving innovation performance. The conclusion expands the innovation perspective of the matching of knowledge and open innovation, helps to understand the mechanism of innovation performance, and provides theoretical reference and beneficial enlightenment for enterprises to effectively improve innovation performance.

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“…Table 1 shows all variables and their definitions in this paper. In most studies, the patents granted were selected as a proxy variable for firms' innovation capability [29]. Factors affecting a firm's innovative ability are compound and multiple as considering only one side is inadequate to express innovation capability.…”

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The Impact of Firm Heterogeneity and External Factor Change on Innovation: Evidence from the Vehicle Industry Sector

Feng

Zhao

et al. 2022

Sustainability

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We explore the connection between firms’ technological innovation capabilities and their internal and external factors. To empirically test this relationship, we use panel data for new energy vehicle (NEV) firms and traditional fuel vehicle firms in China from 2010 to 2020. Our findings show that public subsidies do have a positive impact on firms’ technology innovation capability, and there are consistent findings for both NEV and traditional fuel vehicle firms. Firms have a supportive effect on their innovative ability when they satisfy conditions of high profitability, low leverage, high equity concentration, and highly educated employees. The inability to maximize the effectiveness of public subsidies is due to an imbalance in the internal and external factors of firms. Therefore, we innovatively analyze the internal and external factors of NEV firms as an integrated system, taking into account the high correlation between them, rather than discussing them separately. The paper is not only of academic significance to the development of NEV firms to improve their technological innovation capability and the transformation of traditional fuel vehicle firms, but also of practical significance to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and the achievement of the “double carbon” goal.

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How business model design drives innovation performance: The roles of product innovation capabilities and technological turbulence

Cited by 39 publications

References 86 publications

The Context Sensitivity of International Entrepreneurial Orientation and the Role of Process and Product Innovation Capabilities

The Context Sensitivity of International Entrepreneurial Orientation and the Role of Process and Product Innovation Capabilities

Configuration research on innovation performance of digital enterprises: Based on an open innovation and knowledge perspective

The Impact of Firm Heterogeneity and External Factor Change on Innovation: Evidence from the Vehicle Industry Sector

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