When less is more: coordinating innovation in open versus closed source software development

Kugler, Petra

doi:10.1504/ijesb.2019.099882

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“…Through Virtual Reality (VR), which is based on 3D models applied to new products and processes, it has greater relevance in the implementation of Industry 4.0 [17], leveraging powerful and flexible tools such as closed-source software; due to robot manufacturing brands, robots have limitations, which directly affect the implementation of new control algorithms. On the other hand, there is open source software that generates lower costs and more innovative results [18] so they have great accessibility for the development of virtual environments using graphic engines such as: Unity 3D, Unreal, Godot Engine and Cryengine, etc [19,20], where a wide range of scenarios, objects with realistic dynamics, and intelligent characters are developed. The software that facilitates the simulation of the Scara robot as well as the environments is the Unity 3D graphics engine, which contributes to the implementation of the Hardware-in-the-Loop technique [21].…”

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Virtual Training System for the Teaching-Learning Process in the Area of Industrial Robotics

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This paper focuses on the development of a virtual training system by applying simulation techniques such as: Full Simulation and Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL). This virtual reality system is intended to be a teaching and learning tool focused on the area of industrial robotics. For this purpose, mathematical models (kinematic and dynamic) have been considered. These models determine the characteristics and restrictions of the movements of a Scara SR-800 robot. The robot is then virtualized to simulate position and trajectory tasks within virtual environments. The Unity 3D graphic engine (Unity Software Inc., San Francisco, CA, USA), allows the design and development of the training system which is composed of a laboratory environment and an industrial environment. The same that contribute to the visualization and evaluation of the movements of the robot through the proposed control algorithm using the mathematical software (MatLab, manufactured by MathWorks, USA), through shared memories. This software in turn can be linked to an electronic board (Raspberry Pi) for data acquisition through a wireless connection. Finally, the stability and robustness of the implemented controllers are analyzed, as well as the correct operation of the virtual training system.

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Virtual Training System for the Teaching-Learning Process in the Area of Industrial Robotics

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“…Several studies show how technological changes force companies to strengthen their knowledge assets, as a means to drive innovation (Y. S. Chen, 2010). In recognizing the value of innovation, it largely depends on the level of the company to be able to turn knowledge resources into innovative results (Alegre et al, 2013;Kugler, 2019), many companies are embarking on general knowledge management practices and activities to try and improve performance (Alegre et al, 2013;Ciasullo et al, 2020).…”

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The Effect Knowledge Management and Entrepreneurship Orientation on Organizational Performance Through Innovation

Wati

Rofiaty

Moko

2022

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ackground: Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) are believed to have many benefits for rural communities. Village economic development has become a major concern for the government, especially in developing countries, including Indonesia. Aim: This research discusses Knowledge Management, Entrepreneurial Orientation, and Innovation on the Performance of Village-Owned Enterprises. Method: A sample of 42 Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) in Bojonegoro Regency, including the Chairman, Secretary, and Treasurer who are directly involved in strategic decision making in the organization. Based on these data, SmartPLS 4.0 Software processes structural parameter estimates according to the relationship model as described in the conceptual framework of the study. Findings: The results showed that Entrepreneurship and Innovation Orientation has a positive and significant effect on Organizational Performance, but Knowledge Management does not have a positive and significant effect on Organizational Performance. Meanwhile, Innovation becomes the Full Mediation of Knowledge Management to Organizational Performance. Then Innovation becomes a Partial Mediation of Entrepreneurial Orientation towards Organizational Performance.

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“…Both researchers and practitioners note that entrepreneurship is becoming progressively more crucial in the value of creativity and innovation, where the innovation highway depends on the extent to which individuals can mobilise technology and knowledge resources and turn them into entrepreneurial activities and outcomes (Alves et al, 2018;Bosma et al, 2020;Kugler, 2019;Urban, 2021). The relevance of telecommunications impact on economic growth and innovation has been a topic of investigation since Hardy (1980) first published his seminal study on 60 nations showing the relationship between telecommunications and economic development.…”

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The role of mobile and broadband penetration in entrepreneurial activity for the sub-Saharan African region

Urban

Oosthuizen

Chen

2022

Journal of Contemporary Management

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Purpose of the study: Entrepreneurship is highly relevant to sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries where policies have recently been implemented to facilitate new business start-ups by focusing on fixed and mobile broadband technology. This study investigates the extent to which mobile and broadband penetration in SSA countries is associated with entrepreneurial activity and new business density rates. Design/methodology/approach: Data sets from the International Telecommunication Union, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, and World Bank are analysed across thirteen SSA countries. Findings: Broadband penetration has an increasing trend pattern over the years analysed. Results reveal a positive relationship between the rate of mobile penetration, broadband penetration, and new business density rates, while a negative relationship was detected between the rate of mobile penetration, broadband penetration and the rate of total entrepreneurial activity. Recommendations/value: Policymakers and leaders must realise that as with other forms of infrastructure, broadband and mobile networks have a substantial impact on the entrepreneurial activity and are essential factors in the establishment of new businesses. Managerial implications: Leaders and managers need to invest in infrastructure in terms of ICT which could reduce the cost of operations, distribution, and marketing for existing entrepreneurs and encourage potential entrepreneurs to engage in start-ups (Herrington & Kelly, 2013). B URBAN P OOSTHUIZEN JY CHENThe role of mobile and broadband penetration in entrepreneurial activity for the sub-Saharan African region

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When less is more: coordinating innovation in open versus closed source software development

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Virtual Training System for the Teaching-Learning Process in the Area of Industrial Robotics

Virtual Training System for the Teaching-Learning Process in the Area of Industrial Robotics

The Effect Knowledge Management and Entrepreneurship Orientation on Organizational Performance Through Innovation

The role of mobile and broadband penetration in entrepreneurial activity for the sub-Saharan African region

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