Open innovation has been fundamental to major technological breakthroughs of current times. The Networked Society – in which everyone and everything are connected in real time – will change the way we innovate and collaborate, and is a key enabler of open innovation.
An Analytic Network Process Modeling to Assess Technological Innovation Capab...drboon
To handle swift changes in global environment, Technological Innovation Capabilities (TICs) is one crucial and unique strategy to increase firms’ competitiveness. This research proposed a systematic framework of TICs assessment by employing Analytic Network Process (ANP) method for solving the complicate decision-making and assessing the interrelationship among various evaluation factors, whereas the relative important weight data were provided by industrial experts based on pair-wise comparison. With the novel TIC assessment model, high-level managers could easily gain management information to rationalizes the decision-making process based on the most important criteria which affect the firms’ competitive advantages and the highest priority factors which were needed to be handled. The last section also displayed the application of TICs assessment on three Thai automotive parts firms, as case study.
Innovation journey study final report - october 2013 - summaryAlastair Ross
Summary of study into innovation approaches of technology based businesses in the UK and Denmark by Codexx, University of Exeter and the University of Aalborg.
Internationalization and Sustainable Operations: A Broad Investigation of Chi...Scientific Review SR
We investigate if internationalization behaviors encourage sustainable operations of China’s manufacturing firms due to their substantial impact on climate change and special governance modes, and organize a heterogeneity test to clarify what kind of internationalization behaviors can robustly influence such operations. We find that firms with abundant assets and heavy-polluting feature are more committed to sustainable operations. Getting close to international sustainability standards, international auditing standards, and international business all improve sustainable operations. Heterogeneity test further shows that compared with international standards, the positive impact of international business on sustainable operation lacks a robustness, which responds to an argument that for one country, international business acts as a double-edged sword. Overall, this paper reveals internationalization as a key indicator significantly influencing economic, ecological, and social spheres in manufacturing sectors of emerging markets, and complying with well-accepted international standards can be significantly embodied in a more optimistic sustainable operations. However, how to deal with international business in a right manner is a research highlight worthy of ongoing discussion. We focus on different types of internationalization behaviors, and this indicator can theoretically inspire future study to dialectically evaluate the role of internationalization in addressing sustainability problems in emerging markets’ pillar industries.
Open innovation has been fundamental to major technological breakthroughs of current times. The Networked Society – in which everyone and everything are connected in real time – will change the way we innovate and collaborate, and is a key enabler of open innovation.
An Analytic Network Process Modeling to Assess Technological Innovation Capab...drboon
To handle swift changes in global environment, Technological Innovation Capabilities (TICs) is one crucial and unique strategy to increase firms’ competitiveness. This research proposed a systematic framework of TICs assessment by employing Analytic Network Process (ANP) method for solving the complicate decision-making and assessing the interrelationship among various evaluation factors, whereas the relative important weight data were provided by industrial experts based on pair-wise comparison. With the novel TIC assessment model, high-level managers could easily gain management information to rationalizes the decision-making process based on the most important criteria which affect the firms’ competitive advantages and the highest priority factors which were needed to be handled. The last section also displayed the application of TICs assessment on three Thai automotive parts firms, as case study.
Innovation journey study final report - october 2013 - summaryAlastair Ross
Summary of study into innovation approaches of technology based businesses in the UK and Denmark by Codexx, University of Exeter and the University of Aalborg.
Internationalization and Sustainable Operations: A Broad Investigation of Chi...Scientific Review SR
We investigate if internationalization behaviors encourage sustainable operations of China’s manufacturing firms due to their substantial impact on climate change and special governance modes, and organize a heterogeneity test to clarify what kind of internationalization behaviors can robustly influence such operations. We find that firms with abundant assets and heavy-polluting feature are more committed to sustainable operations. Getting close to international sustainability standards, international auditing standards, and international business all improve sustainable operations. Heterogeneity test further shows that compared with international standards, the positive impact of international business on sustainable operation lacks a robustness, which responds to an argument that for one country, international business acts as a double-edged sword. Overall, this paper reveals internationalization as a key indicator significantly influencing economic, ecological, and social spheres in manufacturing sectors of emerging markets, and complying with well-accepted international standards can be significantly embodied in a more optimistic sustainable operations. However, how to deal with international business in a right manner is a research highlight worthy of ongoing discussion. We focus on different types of internationalization behaviors, and this indicator can theoretically inspire future study to dialectically evaluate the role of internationalization in addressing sustainability problems in emerging markets’ pillar industries.
Contribution to Collaborative Innovation Studies: Cases of SMES Moroccan Auto...IJAEMSJORNAL
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Global success of Finnish business and economy requires strong home ecosystems and a strategic place in global value chains. Tekes has done and can do in the future to make Finnish companies globally competitive, meaning that the value created in Finland is captured in Finland and helps maintain a high standard of living, quality employment and social well-being.
Promissory contracting in buyer-supplier relationships. The promise of contracts without ever getting a contract. Are there any chances to improve the economic position?
Project describing the R&D strategies of 3M and Pall corporation.
A financial study of the company was performed and results for the same were shown.
Various innovation strategies were researched and new product development methodologies for both the firms were contrasted..
Contribution to Collaborative Innovation Studies: Cases of SMES Moroccan Auto...IJAEMSJORNAL
The aim of this work is to study how collaborative innovation succeeds between a large enterprise and SME relationship (Manufacturer-Equipment) in automotive supply chain using case studies. Data were collected from semi-structured interviews with managers in nine firms. The main intention was to understand how these companies engaged collaborative innovation and what the factors were to make it successful. The study adopted a qualitative approach in the study of these factors. The results show the importance of the internal capacities of SMEs (management style, innovation capacities, knowledge management ...) in the success and valorization of such a project. The study provides important lessons on how these relationships can impact the way businesses operate and how they innovate.
How to improve global competitiveness in finnish business and industry teke...Vapaa_Jakelu
Global success of Finnish business and economy requires strong home ecosystems and a strategic place in global value chains. Tekes has done and can do in the future to make Finnish companies globally competitive, meaning that the value created in Finland is captured in Finland and helps maintain a high standard of living, quality employment and social well-being.
Promissory contracting in buyer-supplier relationships. The promise of contracts without ever getting a contract. Are there any chances to improve the economic position?
Project describing the R&D strategies of 3M and Pall corporation.
A financial study of the company was performed and results for the same were shown.
Various innovation strategies were researched and new product development methodologies for both the firms were contrasted..
The Road to Innovation is Paved With Information TechnologyNetApp
Technology, which is producing so much disruption and so much opportunity, also serves as a key tool to facilitate innovation. And continual innovation, at every level, has never been more important for business success. NetApp asked 300 executives worldwide for their views on tech priorities today and in the future. Download this report to learn what they had to say.
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Driving growth in Indian manufacturing industry Sumit Roy
Indian manufacturing is just perfectly poised to Unlocking the transformation value with technology .While businesses understand that in order to build an organisation that is agile and suited to withstand current market and economic volatilities, there are several things to be considered before taking a digital leap. More than just a strategy for any individual technology trend or for combining more than one of them, companies need a systematic approach to adopt technologies in a holistic fashion. The industry trends and challenges primarily drive the appropriate selection of technology solutions, which need to be fine-tuned to a company’s needs based on its scale, capabilities and its specific issues. This joint CII-PwC report takes a closer look at two industries in particular, manufacturing and infrastructure, and tries to decode the prevalent challenges in these two sectors, the kind of initiatives being taken to drive growth and development, and how IT adoption is playing an important role to overcome these challenges
The entrepreneurship, in today’s globalized economy, is linked with autonomy, venturing into new business, development of new products, pro-activeness, taking risks, innovation, strategic renewal, self-renewal, and competitive aggressiveness (Zahra and Garvis 1998). In this age of rapid developments in technology and the emerging global markets, the IT company has been able to utilize and develop its resources. The principles of corporate entrepreneurship are followed by prospering through the absorption of the pressures. It is a well known doctrine that the company’s performance is positively impacted by the involvement of corporate entrepreneurship (Wiklund 2009). The implication of this is by practicing entrepreneurship, the organizations would be successful in increasing the results that can be leading to the increase in GDP.
What drives productivity in Tanzanian manufacturing firmste.docxalanfhall8953
What drives productivity in Tanzanian manufacturing firms:
technology or business environment?
Micheline Goedhuys
a
*, Norbert Janz
a,b
and Pierre Mohnen
a,c
a
UNU-MERIT, Maastricht, the Netherlands;
b
Aachen University of Applied Sciences, Aachen,
Germany;
c
University of Maastricht, Maastricht, the Netherlands
Using cross-sectional firm-level data, this paper examines the determinants of productivity
among manufacturing firms in Tanzania. In particular, it seeks to evaluate the relative
importance of technological advances and the business environment in which firms operate in
affecting productivity. Of the technological variables, R&D as well as product and process
innovation, licensing of technology, and training of employees fail to have any impact; only
foreign ownership, ISO certification and higher education of the management appear to affect
productivity. Some important influences from the broader business environment, however,
appear to affect productivity and are robust to different specifications of the model. Credit
constraints, administrative regulatory burdens and a lack of business support services depress
productivity; membership of a business association is associated with higher productivity.
Cet article examine à l’aide de données en coupe transversale les facteurs qui déterminent la
productivité dans les firmes manufacturières en Tanzanie. Plus précisément, nous comparons
l’importance relative des avancées technologiques et du contexte institutionnel comme facteurs
explicatifs de la productivité. Parmi les variables technologiques, la recherche-développement, les
innovations de produits et de procédés, les licences de technologie et la formation des employés
n’ont aucun impact. En revanche, la propriété étrangère, la certification ISO et la formation avancée
des dirigeants d’entreprise semblent influencer la productivité. Certains facteurs institutionnels,
quant à eux, ont une influence sur la productivité qui se manifeste de façon systématique dans
plusieurs modèles. Les contraintes de crédit, la lourdeur administrative de la réglementation et un
manque de services de support aux entreprises sont associés à une faible productivité, alors que
l’appartenance à des associations de commerce caractérise les firmes à forte productivité.
Keywords: productivity; technology; R&D; innovation; business environment; Tanzania
1. Introduction
Innovation is widely regarded as the key to economic growth in industrialised countries. Firms
invest in R&D to develop new products and/or new processes. They acquire existing technology
through licensing contracts, cooperation agreements, mergers and acquisitions. They train their
workers, invest in new technologies, such as in information and communication technologies
(ICT), or introduce new ways of operating, like selling and buying on the Internet. By
introducing new products, implementing new technologies, and reorganising their way of
oper.
Paper I produced for the SIIT 2011. Published in the conference proceedings and available on the IEEE website: http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=6083609&tag=1
An Assessment of Project Portfolio Management Techniques on Product and Servi...iosrjce
The crises of product and service innovation in most organisations due to global competition and
the need for scientific research in the project portfolio management discipline were factors that motivated this
research. The purpose of this study is to investigate how project portfolio management(ppm) contributes to
product and service innovation. A questionnaire was developed to gather data to compare the PPM methods
used, PPM performance and resulting new product success measures in sixty Nigeria organisations in a diverse
range of service and manufacturing industries. The study findings indicated that PPM practices have a greater
impact in the new product and services success rate. Also, business strategy method result in better alignment
of the projects in the portfolio. This conclusion is supported by the 0.630 Pearson correlations at 0.000
significance between percentage of successful products and PPM performance level. The results reveal that for
better innovation outcomes, management should place a priority on developing and improving PPM.
STARTUPS AND CLIENTS PERSPECTIVE ON TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATORS PERFORMANCEIAEME Publication
Technology and entrepreneurship often push national economies towards their developmental destinations.
Technology business incubators have become popular because of economic development strategies like promoting
technology/knowledge-based businesses, culture of techno-preneurship, creation of value added new jobs, Technology
commercialization, interfacing and networking of academic – R&D – industries and financial institutions, value added
services to its tenants as well as to the existing technology dominated Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) and also
technology upgradation activities.
The main objectives of this booklet are to give the reader a survey of the different elements of the Technology Auditing (TA), hence the TA is the only way for the organization to improve their situation on the market. Technology audits will help identify potential issues that may become serious problems for your business if left unattended. Technology auditing will be recognized as the reliable and trusted source for the best application of relevant technology in the industry.
336 PART 5 Controlling 15 chapter Innovating and.docxlorainedeserre
336 PART 5 | Controlling
15
chapter
Innovating and
Changing
After studying Chapter 15, you should
be able to
LO1 Summarize how to assess
technology needs.
LO2 Identify the criteria on which to
base technology decisions.
LO3 Compare key ways of acquiring
new technologies.
LO4 Evaluate the elements of an
innovative organization.
LO5 Discuss what it takes to be
world-class.
LO6 Describe how to manage change
effectively.
LO7 List tactics for creating a
successful future.
Learning Objectives
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CHAPTER 15 | Innovating and Changing 337
LO1 Summarize how to assess technology
needs
can help a manager anticipate, monitor, and manage technolo-
gies more effectively.
• There must be a need, or demand, for the technology. Without this
need driving the process, there is no reason for technological inno-
vation to occur.
• Meeting the need must be theoretically possible, and the knowl-
edge to do so must be available from basic science.
• We must be able to convert the scientific knowledge into practice
in engineering and economic terms. If doing something is theoreti-
cally possible but economically impractical, the technology cannot
be expected to emerge.
• The funding, skilled labor, time, space, and other resources needed
to develop the technology must be available.
• Entrepreneurial initiative must identify and pull all the necessary
elements together.
This chapter discusses how technology can affect an orga-
nization’s competitiveness and how managers identify which
technologies an organization should adopt. Then we assess
the primary ways in which organizations develop or acquire
those technologies, including the leadership and management
decisions that help new technology succeed. Of course tech-
nology is not the only way organizations innovate and change.
The remainder of the chapter looks more broadly at innovation,
including change efforts aimed at achieving world-class status,
the process of managing change, and efforts you can make to
shape your own career.
1 | DECIDING TO
ADOPT NEW
TECHNOLOGY
Decisions about technology and innovation are strategic, and
managers need to approach them systematically. In Chapter 5
we discussed two generic strategies a company can use to posi-
tion itself in the market: 4
1. Low cost —The company has an advantage from maintaining a
lower cost than its competitors.
2. Differentiation —The advantage comes from offering a unique good
or service for which customers are willing to pay a premium price.
For either strategy, managers must assess technology needs,
decide whether to adopt a new technology, and if they adopt
the technology, determine the best method for developing or
acquiring it.
T
There are two fundamen ...
The Impact of Information Technology on Business Transformation in the Operat...IJMIT JOURNAL
The study aims at measuring the effects of information technology on the transformation of businesses in communication companies in Jordan. The study population consisted of companies' directors as well as their deputies, assistants, advisors, in addition to department managers and their assistants. The total number of the study subjects is 3 designated communication companies in Jordan; these are: Zain, Umniah, and Orange. To achieve the aim of the study, the researcher had prepared a questionnaire which comprises of 45 items covering the three factors of the independent variable (Information Technology): infrastructure, developmental environment, and executive support systems and applications, as well as the three factors of the dependent variable (Transformation of Businesses): operations, organization change, and workers' competence. In order to test the hypotheses, the following three criteria were adequately used: The Medians, the Standard Deviations, as well as the Regression Analysis. The study has reached a number of results; the most notable amongst these results is that there is a positive effect that is statistically significant of information technology on the elements of business transformation in Jordanian communication companies and all of their relating elements.
The Impact of Information Technology on Business Transformation in the Operat...IJMIT JOURNAL
The study aims at measuring the effects of information technology on the transformation of businesses in communication companies in Jordan. The study population consisted of companies' directors as well as their deputies, assistants, advisors, in addition to department managers and their assistants. The total number of the study subjects is 3 designated communication companies in Jordan; these are: Zain, Umniah, and Orange. To achieve the aim of the study, the researcher had prepared a questionnaire which comprises of 45 items covering the three factors of the independent variable (Information Technology): infrastructure, developmental environment, and executive support systems and applications, as well as the three factors of the dependent variable (Transformation of Businesses): operations, organization change, and workers' competence. In order to test the hypotheses, the following three criteria were adequately used: The Medians, the Standard Deviations, as well as the Regression Analysis. The study has reached a number of results; the most notable amongst these results is that there is a positive effect that is statistically significant of information technology on the elements of business transformation in Jordanian communication companies and all of their relating elements.
The last decade of the twentieth century and the turn of twenty-first century witnessed significant progress in technology in general and information technology and communication in particular. Such progress still continues until today, accelerating with wide quick strides more than ever. This age has produced many mechanisms for manufacturing knowledge and more advanced technological means that have made the globe as a small village. Communication technology, which is represented by the internet, has played a huge rule in transferring information and technological revolution from the north to the south passing by the east and the west at the same time. All of that have had an impact on all political, economic, educational, teaching, social, media, and advertisement systems in all communities.
The term technology is derived from Greek. It consists of two parts, techno, which means skills or art, and logy, which means science or study. Thus, the word technology means the science of performance, science of implementation, or the technical methods to achieve a practical purpose, the science of industrial operation.
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Effective determinants of corporate nano
1. NAME: ROHAYU BINTI MOHAMED
MATRIC NO: 2012434738
GROUP: CS2276A
LECTURER’S NAME: SIR MOHD ARIF KAMALUDIN
2. Effective Determinants of Corporate Nano-Technopreneurship Process in Active
Technological Knowledge Base Firms
Nanotechnology has been almost half a century in the world, but not much people know
about it. In recent year, it has become an influential technology in different areas of industry.
Nowadays, rapid growth in different fields of knowledge production and planning for
commercialization the research achievements was made Nanotechnology to become a
technology which has competitive advantage for the world. In addition to that, active and talent
people in tecnopreneur of the concept of technological corporate-entrepreneurship sector need
to be aware to achieve competitive advantage through the development of new products in the
field of nanotechnology.
In Iran, the effective factors on the process of technological corporate-entrepreneurship
in active technology companies in the field of nanotechnology are being evaluated and
identified. In the meantime, they also offered a new conceptual model of corporate
technopreneurship process in active knowledge-based technological firms in nanotechnology
area. Given that corporate nanotechnological entrepreneurship is taken into consideration as
one of the most important strategies to maintain competitive advantage of knowledge based
enterprises and with respect to failure high rate in technology based projects in many
enterprises, it is crucially important to identify the restrictive and accelerating factors for
attraction and developing technology.
The qualitative data was collected through interviews. The methodology is adapted from
in-depth interviews with 12 academic experts and managers of technological firms,
policymakers active in Nanotechnology industry until theoretical saturation state achieved. The
gathered data was analysed using axial and open coding methods. The results show that the
effective determinant of corporate technopreneurship process in active knowledge-based nano-
technological firms includes of five main factors and 30 axial factors. The main factors are
consisting of organizational, external, institutional and other new factors, i.e. technological and
individual factors that are shown in new conceptual model of corporate technopreneurship
process. The results of this paper can be used for the optimization of corporatenano-
technopreneurship of active knowledge-based technological firms in all of world countries.