2010
DOI: 10.1142/s1363919610002660
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The Relationship Between an Innovation Orientation and Competitive Strategy

Abstract: The strategy chosen in organizations is related to several factors including the organization's mission, objectives, resources, and its innovation orientation. Using a sample of Canadian organizations, this study examines the relationships between an organization's innovation orientation and the types of competitive strategies they pursue.An innovation orientation describes how innovative an organization is and the results suggest that such an orientation provides a context for the implementation of proactive … Show more

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“…Innovations in the area of management may be one of the key factors affecting the performance and development of modern organisations, operating in the turbulent environment. In the new era of innovation, when, characteristically, firms co-create new solutions with consumers and acquire resources from the outside (Prahalad and Krishnan 2008), innovation management will become one of the necessary conditions for the survival of firms or an improvement in their market position, as it shapes a firm's innovation orientation (Wood 2007;Dobni 2010) and, consequently, allows for its implementation by developing new structural solutions and designing organizational processes and human resource management systems (Ahn-Sook 2004), as well as looking for resources outside an organisation. We are convinced that the role of management innovation will gain in importance in the knowledge-based economy, in the increasingly difficult conditions of globalised economies, which require that firms seek entirely new sources of competitive advantage.…”
Section: Management Innovationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Innovations in the area of management may be one of the key factors affecting the performance and development of modern organisations, operating in the turbulent environment. In the new era of innovation, when, characteristically, firms co-create new solutions with consumers and acquire resources from the outside (Prahalad and Krishnan 2008), innovation management will become one of the necessary conditions for the survival of firms or an improvement in their market position, as it shapes a firm's innovation orientation (Wood 2007;Dobni 2010) and, consequently, allows for its implementation by developing new structural solutions and designing organizational processes and human resource management systems (Ahn-Sook 2004), as well as looking for resources outside an organisation. We are convinced that the role of management innovation will gain in importance in the knowledge-based economy, in the increasingly difficult conditions of globalised economies, which require that firms seek entirely new sources of competitive advantage.…”
Section: Management Innovationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multiple sources provide evidence that more innovative firms experience greater financial success (Rubera and Kirca, 2012;Dobni, 2010;Gibb and Haar, 2010;Han et al, 1998) and it is claimed that innovativeness is one of the most important mechanisms available to keep pace with the competition (Uzkurt et al, 2012). The positive connection between innovativeness and performance holds for forest sector firms (Nybakk, 2012;Knowles et al, 2008a;Crespell and Hansen, 2008;Välimäki et al, 2004).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study of Dobni [3] concluded that firms which possess high innovation orientations engage in value creation strategies. Innovation itself can be regarded as an organizational capability because it is an act that deploys resources with a new ability to create value [22].…”
Section: Discussion Conclusion and Recommendationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Organizations operate in very challenging environments, which makes developing innovation capability is vital. The study of Dobni [3] showed that firms who possess high innovation orientations engage in value creation strategies. Innovation plays a critical role in the survival and growth of organizations [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%