The Relationships between Technological Investment, Firm Size, Firm Age and the Growth Rate of Innovational Performance

Yildiz, Orkun; Bozkurt, Özlem Çetinkaya; Kalkan, Adnan; Aycı, Ali

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.10.529

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“…The study is based on a sample of 123 industrial firms from the central region of Russia. Our work is also in line with Eurostat (2012) studies and other studies (e.g., Heimonen, 2012;Yildiz et al, 2013;Le Bas et al, 2015;DeTienne and Koberg, 2002;Damanpour, 1987;Gopalakrishnan and Bierly, 2006) that have been carried out in the same area.…”

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A firm’s age and size as determinants for its organizational innovativeness

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Heilmann

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This research explores the impact of the firm’s characteristics of size and age on organizational innovation. The study is based on data gathered from a sample of industrial companies from central region of Russia, and reveals that there is a relation between the size and age of a firm and its organizational innovation activity. To make the research more specific, the organizational innovation is broken down into a few organizational innovation subtypes that are analysed independently. Each organizational innovation subtype of a firm demonstrates a different level of dependence on its characteristics. The conclusion was made that each subtype of organizational innovation must be analysed based on the specified context being considered.

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A firm’s age and size as determinants for its organizational innovativeness

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“…Since 2000, 52% of companies of fortune 500 have either failed or been bought over or ceased to exist as reported in the Harvard Business Review in 2017 (Tekic & Koroteev, 2019) due to the transformation on innovation, efforts were much delayed. This claim is consistent with Schumpeter's theory of innovation profit, which leads to winners and losers being visible in the market (Yildiz, Bozkurt, Kalkan, & Ayci, 2013).…”

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The Moderating Effect of Directors’ Network Towards Technological Innovation and Firms’ Performance: A Conceptual Paper

Hussain

Hashim

Jamaludin

2020

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Scholars have given increased attention to seek for a solution to improve firms’ performance. The literature demonstrated that technology innovation is considered the most powerful means of firms’ performance for modern companies. Empirical findings showed, however, that the relationship between technological innovation and firms’ performance continues to be inconclusive as it has a negative, positive or no impact on firms’ performance. In order to address such gap, this paper proposes a theoretical framework to describe the moderating effect of directors’ network on technological innovation and firms’ performance. It shows that the effectiveness of business innovation can be enhanced through direct or indirect use of each network of directors. The firm still neglects the significant capacity of the board of directors' network in a firm. In short, the crucial discussion found in this paper will lead to improving the information on innovation, networking and organizational studies as well as act as a reference to study in other countries. This study is a promising field. The business will benefit from a large social network of directors. Thus, the company is proposing to fully utilize the function of directors’ network to leverage the innovation activities and firm’s performance.

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“…Adeoti (2012) examined the relationship between investments in technology in export companies. Yildiz et al (2013) argued that innovation and technological progress have been adopted by young entrepreneurs who aimed at the country's economic growth. Yildiz et al (2013) also showed that at that moment, we were still at the learning stage to evaluate the benefits of technology investment.…”

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“…Yildiz et al (2013) argued that innovation and technological progress have been adopted by young entrepreneurs who aimed at the country's economic growth. Yildiz et al (2013) also showed that at that moment, we were still at the learning stage to evaluate the benefits of technology investment. For the technology investments were evaluated according to the appropriate time, the process of evaluating infrastructure investments was far more difficult.…”

Section: The Effect Of Investment On Firm Valuementioning

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The Effect of Innovational Performance on Determining Firm Value: Evidence from Indonesia

Handriani

2020

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This study explores the most significant determinant of capital structure towards the value of manufacturing companies in Indonesia. Multiple regression models were used as statistical tools to investigate the most significant determinants of the firm value of manufacturing companies in Indonesia for a sample of 300 manufacturing firms listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. The results showed that profitability, company size, dividend, investment, and innovational performance were positively related to firm value. Debt was negatively related to firm value and dividend was an insignificant firm value determinant. Meanwhile, the influence of innovational performance variables mediating the effect of investment on firm value showed that the role of mediation innovational performance was able to increase the influence of total investment on firm value. Furthermore, empirical findings will help company managers to make decisions about the attempts to increase the firm value.

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The Relationships between Technological Investment, Firm Size, Firm Age and the Growth Rate of Innovational Performance

Cited by 32 publications

References 81 publications

A firm’s age and size as determinants for its organizational innovativeness

A firm’s age and size as determinants for its organizational innovativeness

The Moderating Effect of Directors’ Network Towards Technological Innovation and Firms’ Performance: A Conceptual Paper

The Effect of Innovational Performance on Determining Firm Value: Evidence from Indonesia

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