Open Innovation Implementation to Sustain Indonesian SMEs

Hamdani, Jahja; Wirawan, Christina

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(12)00337-1

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“…Many previous studies (Chandler & McEvoy, 2000;Beaver & Hutchings, 2005;Omar et al, 2009;Abdullah 2009;Islam & Siengthai, 2010;Adnan, Abdullah & Ahmad 2011;Hamdani & Wirawan, 2012;Peprah 2016;Eton et al, 2017) have reported on the need to have efficient human resources structure in place to enhance growth and development. Hamdani and Wirawan (2012) reported that the major factors that affect SMEs include; access to capital and human resource, marking skills, equipment and technology.…”

Section: Inadequate Credit Facilitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Applicability of theory of constraint in predicting Ghanaian SMEs investment decisions

Appiah¹,

Possumah²,

Ahmat³

et al. 2018

Journal of International Studies

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Section: Inadequate Credit Facilitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Hamdani and Wirawan (2012) reported that the major factors that affect SMEs include; access to capital and human resource, marking skills, equipment and technology.…”

Section: Inadequate Credit Facilitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Applicability of theory of constraint in predicting Ghanaian SMEs investment decisions

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Possumah²,

Ahmat³

et al. 2018

Journal of International Studies

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“…Companies will have a competitive advantage when they can create marginal economic value greater than their competitors. Thus, innovation can be a source of competitive advantage (Hamdani and Wirawan, 2012).…”

Section: Innovation and Competitive Advantagementioning

confidence: 99%

Innovation in Micro and Small Enterprises: A Conceptual Proposal for Research

Walter¹,

Fernandes²,

Fernandes³

2017

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ResumoMicro e Pequenas Empresas (MPE) são consideradas as mais dinâmicas e elásticas formas de atividade. Na economia, a fundação e desenvolvimento das mesmas são importantes para a criação do ambiente económico dito "normal". No passado recente bastava apenas que as empresas atendessem as necessidades de forma rentável para se manterem no mercado, mas esse cenário mudou drasticamente. No presente é necessário estar um passo à frente em direção ao futuro, pois as estratégias que deram certo no passado não são garantias de sucesso sustentável. A chave da longevidade e competitividade empresarial encontra-se na inovação. Nessa conformidade, a presente investigação teve como objetivo principal apresentar um modelo conceitual de investigação da inovação em Micro e Pequenas Empresas para analisar (1) o grau de inovação das Micro e Pequenas Empresas, (2) a forma como a inovação nas Micro e Pequenas Empresas se apresenta em decorrência dos seus ambientes de negócios e (3) quais os fatores determinantes da inovação em função da localização geográfica. Esta investigação apresenta particular interesse para Micro e Pequenas Empresas de países em desenvolvimento, como o Brasil, dada a maior relevância das atividades de inovação do que a inovação em si, podendo fornecer subsídios para a formulação de políticas de inovação. AbstractMicro and Small Enterprises (MSE) are considered the most dynamic and elastic forms of activity. In the economy, the foundation and development of these are important for the creation of the so-called "normal" economic environment. In the recent past it was enough for companies to meet their needs in a profitable way to stay in the market, but that scenario has changed dramatically. At present it's necessary to be one step ahead towards the future, because the strategies that have worked well in the past are not guarantees of sustainable success. The key to longevity and business competi-

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Section: Innovation and Competitive Advantagementioning

confidence: 99%