Innovation culture and the economic performance of Tunisian ICT firms

Anderson, Alistair R.; Harbi, Sana El; Amamou, Mériam

doi:10.1504/ijeim.2012.051902

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“…Generally, there is a positive relationship between the innovation project and the cost saving per year by the three sectors. This finding support Lewrick and Raeside (2012) and Anderson et al (2012) study on the innovation and the company performance, as well as Ward et al (2009) study on the innovation and the operation cost reduction. Even though the relationship is not very strong as the result of the Pearson correlation shows only 0.257 value which close to zero level, but this study reveals that the manufacturing sector enjoying the high level of cost saving per year compare to other two sector servicing and public.…”

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Innovation and Organizational Cost Saving: A Case from Malaysian Innovation Project

Laton¹,

Yunus²,

Razak³

2015

MJSS

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This study investigates the relationship between innovation and the cost saving per year of the corporation and the governmental sectors. Consideration amount of the cost saving per year by sectors that involved in this study is also accounted as to support the relationship between variables. This study uses the secondary data obtained from Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC). The predictor and the outcome of the model will explain whether the relationship with both variables does exist. The data consist of innovation project that conducted by the taskforce in the business organization and non-business organization which previously in the manufacturing sector (MS), servicing sector (SS) and the public sector (PS

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“…Sato (2009) emphasized to the design factor as an input in innovation. Anderson et al (2012) found that innovation culture was positively related to company performance but in local conditions. Tucker (2001) had comments that some companies found it innovation success primarily by accident.…”

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Innovation and Organizational Cost Saving: A Case from Malaysian Innovation Project

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Yunus²,

Razak³

2015

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“…Analysis of the second cluster (Cluster 2) showed a similarity among the studies addressing innovation and performance together with the organizational culture of companies in Norway (Nybakk & Jenssen, 2012), Tunisia (Nybakk & Jenssen, 2012), and banks in Turkey (Anderson, Harbi, & Amamou, 2012). The research found that culture impacts both innovation and financial outcome.…”

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Relationship Between Innovation and Performance in Private Companies: Systematic Literature Review

Bach¹,

Dalazen

Silva

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Sage Open

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This article conducts a systematic literature review (SLR) on the relationship between innovation and performance in private companies. The research corpus was based on research protocol systematization. Dissemination of knowledge was examined in two stages: the summary of general corpus characteristics, and the content analysis performed according to the categories that emerged via the study's themes. Relationships among authors, co-citations, keywords, and centrality statistics were identified through algorithms for optimizing standard graph layout. This study discusses the results of this relationship for improving the competitiveness of enterprises. The relationships among the authors of the corpus constitute relationships between isolated groups with little connectivity, low density, and a formation of distinct communities. The categories of analysis emerged in the study themes, as well as the techniques adopted to measure the relationships between innovation and private company performance. In the analyzed studies, innovation initiatives converge. Overall, they contribute to improvements in company performance. In the scientific field, initiatives for developing innovations have enhanced the performance of private companies. A key theoretical contribution of this article is in identifying the research corpus on the relationship between innovation and performance in private companies. The practical contribution of this study lies in offering evidence produced by studies that can help decision making regarding the creation of strategies and policies focused on competitiveness. The differences in the evidence found in the literature highlight the importance of the outcome of this study and indicate the need for future research in an effort to better understand the phenomenon.

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“…This is a tall order, but universities are the obvious, and clearly the best, providers. Entrepreneurial pedagogies can provide the right mix of abstract and applied knowledge and set it in the context of understanding the nature and processes of an innovative milieu (Anderson et al, 2011b).…”

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The university's role in developing Chinese entrepreneurship

Anderson

2011

Journal of Ent Emerg

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Purpose -The purpose of this paper is to review the existing literature and conceptual developments to explore how and why universities should teach entrepreneurship. Design/methodology/approach -This is a theoretical paper which draws on the rich seam of existing literature to develop theory about enterprise education purpose and pedagogy. Findings -Universities are uniquely able to provide the right sort of education that will produce "better" entrepreneurs. In turn, these better entrepreneurs are better enabled to produce and successfully implement the innovation that drives economic growth. Practical implications -These are twofold. The paper raises awareness of the importance of the university's role for developing the right sort of entrepreneurship. It also highlights important pedagogic points that will realise the full potential of a university entrepreneurial education. Originality/value -The paper largely synthesises existing work, but conceptualises and presents the material in a new way.

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Innovation culture and the economic performance of Tunisian ICT firms

Cited by 17 publications

References 62 publications

Innovation and Organizational Cost Saving: A Case from Malaysian Innovation Project

Innovation and Organizational Cost Saving: A Case from Malaysian Innovation Project

Relationship Between Innovation and Performance in Private Companies: Systematic Literature Review

The university's role in developing Chinese entrepreneurship

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