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Managing Knowledge Towards firm Performance: The Moderation role of the Business Environment
Authors: Arthur Emmanuel Ebo | Stejskal Jan
Year: 2022
Type of publication: článek ve sborníku
Name of source: Proceedings of the 23rd European Conference on Knowledge Management, vol. I.
Publisher name: Academic Conferences International Limited
Place: Sonning Common
Page from-to: 44-51
Titles:
Language Name Abstract Keywords
cze Řízení znalostí směrem k výkonnosti firmy: Role moderování podnikatelského prostředí Jako teoretický základ jsme použili teorii závislosti zdrojů a teorii kontingence. Průřezová data z podnikového průzkumu Světové banky (WBES) 2019 o 3 105 firmách z regionů střední a východní Evropy, konkrétně z České republiky, Maďarska, Slovenska a Polska, byla analyzována pomocí logistické regrese. technologické inovace; externí znalosti; externí a interní výzkum a vývoj; webové stránky; země střední a východní Evropy
eng Managing Knowledge Towards firm Performance: The Moderation role of the Business Environment The prominence of the knowledge economy technological innovation and economic development globally cannot be questioned. However, not all firms especially from Central and Eastern European to tap into the benefits coupled with new knowledge for improvement in firm innovation performance. Mostly, this is due to environmental factors confronting the firms. This study focused on the impact of External Knowledge (EK), R&D expenditure and ICT usage on firm innovation performance with the moderation role of informal competition. We used Resource Dependency Theory and Contingency theory as the theoretical background. A cross sectional data from the World Bank Enterprise Survey (WBES) 2019 on 3105 firms from CEE regions namely Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland was analysed using logistic regression. These countries were selected because firms face elevated level of informal competition in the business environment. The study confirmed the hypotheses that, internal R&D, external knowledge and website availability and usage have positive and significant direct effect on technological innovation. Our study contributes to the literature of R&D and firm performance by highlighting the moderating effect of business environment (informal competition). technological innovation; external knowledge; external and internal R&D; website; CEE countries

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