The effect of the acquisition of technological innovations on organizational performance: A resource-based view

Irwin, John G.; Hoffman, James J.; Lamont, Bruce T.

doi:10.1016/s0923-4748(97)00028-3

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“…Interestingly, consistent with the RBV theorisation, SMEs use professional accountants as sources of support services and advice to fill up gaps in their internal resource (Kamyabi and Devi, 2011;Doving and Gooderham, 2005;Everaert et al, 2006;Gooderham et al, 2004;Marriott et al, 2008). Therefore, the RBV of the firm provides a theoretical grounding for the assessment of firm-specific factors that are potentially affect the SME performance (Irwin et al, 1998). then embed the knowledge into their firms (Worrall, 2007).…”

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Use of Professional Accountants’ Advisory Services and its Impact on SME Performance in an Emerging Economy: A Resource-based View

Kamyabi¹,

Devi²

2011

JMS

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This paper aims to identify the factors that affect the decisions of managers of manufacturing sector SMEs in Iran to utilise external accountants' advisory services and to examine the effect of these advisory services on SME performance using the Resource-Based View (RBV) of the firm as the theoretical lens in the Iranian SME manufacturing sector. A questionnaire survey of 658 Iranian manufacturing SMEs is used. The results of linear regression analysis suggest that the use of external accountants′ advisory services is positively associated with the knowledge of owner/manager, technical competence, competitive intensity and complexity of market decisions. In addition, the study evidences that the use of advisory services has a positive effect on SME performance. Furthermore, after controlling for age and size of the firm, the relationships between four independent variables (knowledge, technical competence, competitive intensity and complexity of market decisions) and utilisation of advisory were remained significant.

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Use of Professional Accountants’ Advisory Services and its Impact on SME Performance in an Emerging Economy: A Resource-based View

Kamyabi¹,

Devi²

2011

JMS

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“…Of the 26 abstracted publications, technology was the focus in only two of these studies 36,37 and only eight studies included financial performance measures. Given the increasing adoption of technological innovations, further research is needed to understand the implications of technology adoption on hospitals' clinical and financial performance.…”

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“…Zengul et al more technological services; [36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47] and five publications, all with a nursing focus, used the Saidin index, a special hightech index that takes into account both the breadth and rareness of high-tech services. [48][49][50][51][52] Eight studies investigated the technology-financial performance link, again with differing research designs, sample sizes, and study periods (Table 1), and mixed results.…”

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“…Four of the eight studies analyzed longitudinal data. 25,[28][29][30] On one hand, a cross-sectional study found a positive relationship between a technology index and financial performance (return on assets [ROA] and total margin); 36 on the other hand, a longitudinal study found a nonsignificant relationship for ROA and operating expenses as financial performance measures. 48 Both studies developed their technology indices by using the American Hospital Association's annual survey.…”

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Technological innovations and hospital performance: a systematic review of the literature

Zengul¹,

Weech‐Maldonado

Savage³

2014

IEH

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Given the ongoing concerns about health care quality and costs during the 21st century, significant attention has been focused on the clinical and financial performance of US hospitals. On one hand, hospitals have been adopting various clinical technologies to improve their clinical quality and financial performance. On the other hand, there is no comprehensive study that has examined the research evidence on the relationship between clinical high technology and hospital performance (clinical and financial). This systematic literature review attempts to account for the technology-performance link in US hospitals by focusing on clinical technologies and services. The review confirms the paucity of research on this topic and reveals that there are mixed findings across research studies. It also provides directions and recommendations for future research by identifying major gaps in the existing literature.

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“…Thus employees can add value if they can help firms offer lower costs or provide increased benefits to consumers (Lepak and Snell, 1999). Irwin et al, (1998) measure value as the degree to which the resource in question can increase customers, occupancy, and reputation and then measure the dependent variable. As such, in this study it is formally proposed that valuable core employees is positively related to firm performance.…”

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Effects of Core Employees on Organizational Capabilities and Firm Performance

Erdil¹,

Kitapçı²,

Timurlenk³

2010

JGSM

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The effect of the acquisition of technological innovations on organizational performance: A resource-based view

Cited by 102 publications

References 32 publications

Use of Professional Accountants’ Advisory Services and its Impact on SME Performance in an Emerging Economy: A Resource-based View

Use of Professional Accountants’ Advisory Services and its Impact on SME Performance in an Emerging Economy: A Resource-based View

Technological innovations and hospital performance: a systematic review of the literature

Effects of Core Employees on Organizational Capabilities and Firm Performance

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