Key success factors in high-tech industry promoting knowledge management

Huang, Paichin; Yao, Chialing

doi:10.1080/09720502.2018.1451607

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“…In addition, the innovativeness of Polish traditional enterprises may support recruiting staff from high-tech enterprises. The exchange of knowledge and experience fosters creativity and entrepreneurship [113,114].…”

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Is Innovation a Risky Business? A Comparative Analysis in High-Tech and Traditional Industries in Poland

Nawrocki

Jonek-Kowalska²

2022

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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A high level of innovativeness and technology complexity is most often associated with a faster and more dynamic pace of economic development. In turn, it enables enterprises to achieve better financial results and strengthen their competitive advantage. Despite these potential benefits, in practice, innovation is also associated with the need to take up new challenges, which may be accompanied by a higher risk. The main goal of the research is a comparative analysis of the relationship between innovation and the risk of running a business in traditional and high-tech industries exemplified by the Polish economy. The authors assess the risk in 44 enterprises in the years 2010–2020 based on the proprietary evaluation model that uses the variation of financial parameters associated with innovativeness. The obtained results indicate a higher level of risk in the high-tech group with more complex and modern technologies, in particular in the pharmaceutical and computer games sectors. In the group of traditional enterprises, the risk in the analysed sectors is more diversified, and it is much higher in manufacturing enterprises than in services and trade. The empirical and quite extensive nature of the research allows for a practical assessment of the direction and strength of the relationship between innovation, risk and technology complexity.

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“…The most important factors in this respect are organisational culture, trust and communication. Therefore, effective resource management is an important factor in the creation of innovation [114].…”

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Is Innovation a Risky Business? A Comparative Analysis in High-Tech and Traditional Industries in Poland

Nawrocki

Jonek-Kowalska²

2022

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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“…In our review, the common theories utilized were anthropomorphism, communication, collaboration and learning related theories. This suggests that there is potential to employ other relevant perspectives e.g., knowledge management theories (Huang & Yao, 2018), in future research to gain additional understanding of human-CA knowledge transfer.…”

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Rousi,

Piispanen,

Boutellier

2024

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Conversational agents (CAs) that use natural language to interact with humans are becoming ubiquitous in our daily lives. For CAs to perform effectively, knowledge transfer between human users and CAs is vital to complete tasks and to build common understanding with humans. While such knowledge transfer is important, relatively less research attention has been paid to it. Overall, we lack a systematic overview of how knowledge transfer can be facilitated between humans and CAs. Motivated thus, this article presents a literature review of empirical IS, HCI and Communications studies on the knowledge transfer between humans and CAs. We analyzed papers on this topic, synthesized the studies based on the antecedents, directions, processes, and outcomes of knowledge transfer. We contribute by providing a systematic understanding of research on knowledge transfer in human-CA interactions, proposing an organizing framework, identifying gaps in prior work, and outlining key future research directions.

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“…In order to survive, enterprises must skillfully manage their knowledge. This is especially important in the case of high-tech enterprises that have their own specificity (Zakrzewska-Bielawska, 2012;Vinayak and Kodali, 2014;Huang and Chialing, 2018). According to Zakrzewska-Bielawska (2011), these are companies:…”

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How Attributes of Organizational Structure Affects Knowledge Management Processes in High-Technology Companies?

Flaszewska¹

2021

ERSJ

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Key success factors in high-tech industry promoting knowledge management

Cited by 8 publications

References 15 publications

Is Innovation a Risky Business? A Comparative Analysis in High-Tech and Traditional Industries in Poland

Is Innovation a Risky Business? A Comparative Analysis in High-Tech and Traditional Industries in Poland

I Trust You Dr. Researcher, but not the Company that Handles My Data –Trust in the Data Economy

How Attributes of Organizational Structure Affects Knowledge Management Processes in High-Technology Companies?

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