The Effect of Technological Innovation Capabilities and Absorptive Capacity on Firm Innovativeness: A Conceptual Framework

İnce, Hüseyin; İmamoğlu, Salih Zeki; Türkcan, Hülya

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.11.078

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“…A study suggests that the absorptive capacity of an organization has positive effect on innovation [24]. Absorptive capacity enables an organization to obtain information, allows it to make external information useful and develop new capabilities [21]. It is posited that an aggressive technology policy allows organizations to expand and enhance their knowledge base to process new technology assimilation [34].…”

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“…Organizations build absorptive capacity and use acquired knowledge to take advantage of innovation [1]. Absorptive capacity enables an organization to obtain useful information and develop new capabilities for innovation [21]. Through absorptive capacity, organizations build IT infrastructure useful for eprocurement assimilation.…”

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The Association between Institutional Absorptive Capacity, Electronic Procurement Assimilation and Procurement Process in Public Sector Organizations

Frimpong¹,

Andoh‐Baidoo

Asamoah

2020

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Public sector organizations face challenges with their procurement processes. Electronic mode of public procurement enables governments and organizations to achieve efficient and effective tendering information processing, leading to transparency and fairness in the bidding process. However, little is known on the drivers of electronic procurement assimilation in the public sector. The study examines the influence of absorptive capacity on the assimilation of electronic procurement and subsequent effect on the procurement process in the public sector. In addition, the study explores the mediating role of electronic procurement assimilation on the relationship between institutional absorptive capacity and the procurement process. Structural equation modelling was used to analyze 306 useable data from public sector organizations in Ghana where public procurement laws demand efficient and effective procurement processes. We found support for all the four hypotheses. We offer theoretical and managerial implications.

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Section: Absorptive Capacity and E-procurement Assimilationmentioning

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The Association between Institutional Absorptive Capacity, Electronic Procurement Assimilation and Procurement Process in Public Sector Organizations

Frimpong¹,

Andoh‐Baidoo

Asamoah

2020

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…Therefore technological innovations comprise new or significantly modified technological products and processes, wherever technological novelty emerges, unlike improvements, from their performance characteristics [18]. Also, technological innovation capabilities make it possible for firms to response to changes rapidly and to acquire technological innovation strategies and innovative outputs [19]. On the other hand he performance of technology and standards could prove an effective tool to spread effective and environmentally friendly technologies.…”

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Technological Innovations as a Potential Vehicle for Supply Chain Integration on Basic Metal Industries

Dametew¹,

Ebinger²

2017

Int J Swarm Intel Evol Comput

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“…Adicionalmente, las innovaciones tecnológicas y no tecnológicas afectan de manera diferente a las empresas. Las innovaciones tecnológicas muestran un mayor impacto en el mejoramiento y tecnificación de procesos o productos terminados (Ince, Imamoglu, & Turkcan, 2016).…”

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Innovación y competitividad: micro y pequeñas empresas del sector agroindustrial en Cúcuta

Hernández-Fuentes

Mojica

2017

rev. investig. desarro. innov

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ResumenLa globalización es un factor importante en la toma de decisiones de países y empresas para entrar en la realidad donde la innovación es el principal componente para impulsar la competitividad. El objetivo de la investigación es analizar la innovación empresarial como eje de la competitividad para las microempresas y pequeñas empresas agroindustriales de Cúcuta. Se utiliza para efectos metodológicos un modelo de elección discreta sobre una muestra de empresas del sector agroindustrial. Esta investigación tiene un enfoque mixto, alcance descriptivo -explicativo, creando la necesidad de estudiar la generación de innovación empresarial. Los resultados muestran que las microempresas y pequeñas empresas del sector agroindustrial de Cúcuta deben mejorar su capacidad de innovar en proceso, producto y organización para ser más competitivos. Cúcuta, frontera y segunda ciudad con mayor desempleo en Colombia, necesita de la innovación empresarial para lograr competitividad y mejorar sus condiciones sociales desde lo empresarial.Palabras Clave: agroindustria, competitividad, empresa, gestión, innovación. AbstractGlobalization is an important factor in the decision-making of countries and companies to enter the reality where innovation is the main component to boost competitiveness. The objective of the research is to analyze business innovation as the axis of competitiveness for micro-enterprises and small agro-industrial companies in Cúcuta. A discrete choice model for a sample of companies in the agro-industrial sector is used for methodological purposes. This research has a mixed approach: descriptive -explanatory scope, creating the need to study the generation of business innovation. The results show that micro-enterprises and small companies in the agro-industrial sector of Cúcuta should improve their capacity to innovate in process, product and organization to be more competitive. Cúcuta, the frontier and second most unemployed city in Colombia, needs business innovation to achieve competitiveness and improve its social conditions from the business point of view.

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The Effect of Technological Innovation Capabilities and Absorptive Capacity on Firm Innovativeness: A Conceptual Framework

Cited by 51 publications

References 32 publications

The Association between Institutional Absorptive Capacity, Electronic Procurement Assimilation and Procurement Process in Public Sector Organizations

The Association between Institutional Absorptive Capacity, Electronic Procurement Assimilation and Procurement Process in Public Sector Organizations

Technological Innovations as a Potential Vehicle for Supply Chain Integration on Basic Metal Industries

Innovación y competitividad: micro y pequeñas empresas del sector agroindustrial en Cúcuta

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