Tendencies of the Absorptive Capacity and Its Correlation with Innovation and the Incubated Companies’ Performance

Miranda, Ana Lúcia Brenner Barreto; Nodari, Cristine Hermann; Severo, Eliana Andréa; Engelman, Raquel

doi:10.1177/23939575211032096

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“…Sharing knowledge enhances the performance tendency within and outside the organization [95]. Knowledge-sharing capacity will demonstrate the entrepreneurs' opportunity recognition behavior and better opportunities which ultimately increase the entrepreneurial performance [96]. Timely opportunity recognition with capacities always enhances performance as H1b proposed that KSC impacts SWEP positively and is supported by the explanations in literature, also consistent with [97,98].…”

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Mediation-Moderation Model: An Empirical Examination of Sustainable Women Entrepreneurial Performance towards Agricultural SMEs in Ivory Coast

Assamala

Ashraf

et al. 2022

Sustainability

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The consistent finding of knowledge management practices with women’s entrepreneurial performance is one of the gaps intended to fill in this paper. Several previous research studies on knowledge management practices (KMPs) with sustainable women’s entrepreneurial performance (SWEP) have been drawing the attention of many researchers, and this study includes the mediating role of opportunity recognition (OR) and moderating role of family interference (FI). Smart-PLS software was used to test the proposed hypotheses with gathered data of 450 women-entrepreneur respondents. The findings show a positive and significant impact of KMPs on women’s entrepreneurship and partial mediation of opportunity recognition between sustainable women’s entrepreneurial performance and KMPs. Moreover, family interference strengthens the relationship between opportunity recognition and women’s entrepreneurial performance. The study results proposed that in Ivory Coast, entrepreneurial women face several challenges in running their businesses. Therefore, it is suggested that a combined effort of women entrepreneurs, family interference, society, market opportunities, and researchers can overcome their challenges. Discussion is based on the study findings, and suggestions have been made for researchers and practitioners.

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confidence: 68%

Mediation-Moderation Model: An Empirical Examination of Sustainable Women Entrepreneurial Performance towards Agricultural SMEs in Ivory Coast

Assamala

Ashraf

et al. 2022

Sustainability

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“…The precursor of the two dimensions of ACAP were suggested by the study by Miranda et al (2021), which are: interaction between companies, knowledge of professionals, the capture of knowledge, and use of knowledge.…”

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Model for the Development of Absorptive Capacity in Incubated Companies

Miranda,

Nodari,

Guimarães

2024

BBR

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This study proposed a model for the development of absorptive capacity in incubated business, and their impacts on the innovativeness and organizational performance of companies incubated in the Brazilian context. The research was carried through the application of a questionnaire with incubator managers of Brazilian companies, where 141 respondents participated. Additionally, in the data analysis, Structural Equation Modeling was used. The following were perceived as precursors to the use of knowledge: the knowledge of professionals and assistance in capturing knowledge. Through these relationships, Potential Absortive Capacity had a strong relationship with Received Absortive Capacity, which demonstrated an excellent relationship with innovativeness and organizational performance. These findings allow the development of incentive policies that lead to assertive incubated companies in Brazil, in addition to academically advancing the discussion on the combination of characteristics that are necessary and must be developed in incubated companies through the proposed model.

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Research on network capacity, absorptive capacity and service innovation performance of technology business incubators—based on PLS-SEM and fsQCA methods

Dong

Murong²,

2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Introduction: In the new economic normal, technology incubators are an important support to achieve the growth of strategic emerging enterprises. On the basis of resource based theory, organizational learning theory, inter-organizational relationship theory, and network capability theory, this study constructs a theoretical framework and hypotheses of the impact of network capability within the “resource-capability-relationship” perspective, absorptive capacity on service innovation performance of technology business incubators.Methods: This study uses 234 Chinese incubators in the incubator network as samples and applies partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) and fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) to explore the questions mentioned above.Results: The results verify the relationship between network capacity, absorptive capacity, and service innovation performance. Furthermore, the results yield four paths that lead to high service innovation performance, such as “network capability orientation” and “high absorption orientation”, which are different combinations of network capacity and absorptive capacity.Discussion: The research results are important for improving the innovation performance of technology incubator services and ensuring the stable and effective operation of incubated enterprises.

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Tendencies of the Absorptive Capacity and Its Correlation with Innovation and the Incubated Companies’ Performance

Cited by 4 publications

References 66 publications

Mediation-Moderation Model: An Empirical Examination of Sustainable Women Entrepreneurial Performance towards Agricultural SMEs in Ivory Coast

Mediation-Moderation Model: An Empirical Examination of Sustainable Women Entrepreneurial Performance towards Agricultural SMEs in Ivory Coast

Model for the Development of Absorptive Capacity in Incubated Companies

Research on network capacity, absorptive capacity and service innovation performance of technology business incubators—based on PLS-SEM and fsQCA methods

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