Temporal orientation as a robust predictor of innovation

Barreto, Tais; Lanivich, Stephen E.; Cox, Kevin C.

doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2021.09.003

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“…Researchers explained how innovation-related attempts could be successful by stringing the components of innovation development events together over time and highlighting the innovation management strategies in temporal order (e.g. Ellwood et al ., 2017; Barreto et al ., 2022). This current study emphasizes that the temporal ordering of managing extreme events also matters to the likelihood of successful innovation efforts.…”

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The relationship between extreme contexts, organizational change capacity, and firm product and process innovation

Akgün

Çemberci

Kircovali

2023

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PurposeThis study investigates the mediating role of organizational change capacity (OCC) in the relationship between the perception of extreme contexts and firm product and process innovation, which was not empirically investigated in the literature. In addition, this study explores the moderating role of the perception of extreme contexts-related variables, which were not operationalized in ordinary firms, on the relationship between OCC and firm product and process innovation.Design/methodology/approachA questionnaire-based research was conducted to test the suggested hypotheses. The data were gathered from 90 firms during the peak period of COVID-19.FindingsThis study shows that OCC, which covers contexts, process and learning dimensions, fully mediates the relationship between the perception of extreme contexts and firm product and process innovation. Also, this study discovers that the perception of extreme contexts, including temporal ordering of extremity, the magnitude of consequences, proximity among people and operational deficiencies, positively moderate the relationship between OCC and firm product innovation.Research limitations/implicationsThis study has constraints inherited in survey design, primarily sampling and country context.Originality/valueThis study identifies, conceptualizes and operationalizes the term extreme context, conceptually argued for particular organizations/units in ordinary/mundane organization settings so far. In addition, this study extends the current understanding of how the perception of extreme contexts interacts with a firm's capability to increase innovation efforts. Further, this study shows how OCC mediates the relationship between extreme contexts and firm product and process innovation.

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The relationship between extreme contexts, organizational change capacity, and firm product and process innovation

Akgün

Çemberci

Kircovali

2023

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“…Most research on national culture in entrepreneurship and the management sciences, more broadly, to date has adopted valued-based lenses-e.g. Hofstede, GLOBE, Trompenaars, etc.- (Barreto et al, 2022;L opez-Duarte et al, 2016;Vershinina et al, 2017).…”

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Immersed in Coleman's bathtub: multilevel dynamics driving new venture survival in emerging markets

Franczak

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Lanivich

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PurposeThe authors probe the relationships between country institutional support for entrepreneurship and new venture survival. Specifically, the authors unpack the nuanced influences of entrepreneurs' perceived environmental uncertainty and their subsequent entrepreneurial behavioral profiles and how this particularly bolsters venture survival in contexts with underdeveloped institutions for entrepreneurship.Design/methodology/approachColeman (1990) ‘bathtub’ framework is applied to develop a model and propositions surrounding how and when emerging market entrepreneur's perceptions of their countries institutional support toward entrepreneurship can ultimately enhance new venture survival.FindingsEntrepreneurs' interpretations of regulatory, cognitive and normative institutional support for private enterprise helps them embrace uncertainties more accurately reflective of “on the ground” realities and stimulates constructive entrepreneurial behaviors. These are critical for increasing survival prospects in characteristically turbulent, emerging market contexts that typically lack reliable formal resources for cultivating nascent ventures.Practical implicationsThis paper has implications for international policymakers seeking to stimulate and sustain entrepreneurial ventures in emerging markets. The authors shed light on the practical importance of understanding the social realities and interpretations of entrepreneurs in a given country relating to their actual perceptions of support for venturing—cautioning a tendency for outsiders to over-rely on aggregated econometric indices and various national ‘doing business' rankings.Originality/valueThis study is the first to create a conceptual framework on the mechanisms of how entrepreneurs in emerging economies affect new venture survival. Drawing on Coleman's bathtub (1990), the authors develop propositional arguments for a multilevel sequential framework that considers how developing economies' country institutional profiles (CIP) influence entrepreneurs' perceptions of environmental uncertainty. Subsequently, this cultivates associated entrepreneurial behavior profiles, which ultimately enhance (inhibit) venture survival rates. Further, the authors discuss the boundary conditions of this regarding how the national culture serves to moderate each of these key relationships in both positive and negative ways.

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“…Inovasi adalah modifykasi atau penemuan ide untuk perbaikan dan pengembangan secara terus menerus guna memenuhi kebutuhan konsumen, tidak hanya terbatas pada hasil produksi tetapi juga sikap terhadap kehidupan, perilaku, atau gerak proses perubahan dalam segala bentuk tata kelola perusahaan di lingkungan perusahaan. Inovasi mengacu pada ide produk baru, teknologi informasi, institusi, perilaku, nilai dan praktik atau dengan kata lain inovasi adalah modifikasi atau penemuan ide untuk perbaikan dan pengembangan terkait secara terus menerus untuk memenuhi kebutuhan konsumen (Sanchez Famoso et al, 2019); Barreto et al, 2022).…”

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Sinergi Inovasi, Modal Budaya Dan Partisipasi Masyarakat Dalam Menciptakan Kesejahteraan Umkm

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Tantra³

2022

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The happiness level of MSME actors determines the regional economy. Small business innovation is the driving force behind MSMEs' happiness and business continuity. Business units classified as micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) are the locomotives of the regional and national economies. This study aimed to analyze the influence of cultural capital and community involvement on the well-being of MSMEs either directly or through MSME innovation. This study was conducted on MSME agents. Data was collected through questionnaires from 350 MSME agents and 150 MSME agents, and data analysis was performed using the SEM PLS. The study results indicate that cultural capital and community involvement have a positive and significant impact on the innovations undertaken by MSMEs. The cultural capital and innovation of MSMEs have a positive and significant effect on the happiness of MSMEs. In contrast, the role of community participation has an insignificant effect on the happiness of MSMEs. MSME innovation controls the impact of cultural capital on MSME welfare with partial mediation, and MSME innovation controls the impact of public engagement on MSME welfare with complete mediation.

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Temporal orientation as a robust predictor of innovation

Cited by 22 publications

References 115 publications

The relationship between extreme contexts, organizational change capacity, and firm product and process innovation

The relationship between extreme contexts, organizational change capacity, and firm product and process innovation

Immersed in Coleman's bathtub: multilevel dynamics driving new venture survival in emerging markets

Sinergi Inovasi, Modal Budaya Dan Partisipasi Masyarakat Dalam Menciptakan Kesejahteraan Umkm

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