Knowledge management is increasingly being mentioned in practice and research as a mechanism for gaining competitive advantage. Not only the high-tech industry needs to put knowledge management to use, but also the service industry. This article presents a conceptual framework to provide insights for managers to implement knowledge management in service businesses. Especially, we provide a four...

There is a considerable amount of research on technological upgrading and innovation. However, the majority studies tend to focus R&D patents aspects in high-tech industries. Seeking contribute rebalancing analysis, we examine how occurs path low-tech industry, clothing industry from emerging market. The industries represent around 90% economy countries, such as Brazil. design operationaliz...

The main objective of this study is to explore how ESG disclosure effectively promotes technological innovation capabilities (TIC) and also in different industries (green vs. high-tech). Further, examine the role financing constraint (FC) relationship between TIC. We employed panel regression model, Causal step approach, Bootstrap mediation effect test, 2SLS, GMM model. used Bloomberg’s score C...

The Technology Adoption Life Cycle (TALC) has been used in studying the sustainability of hyper-growth, high-tech markets. Recent work in this area has identified the presence of “chasm” in this lifecycle. Since most technology products ultimately derive their value from software, this study explores the effect of chasm on the sustainability issues in software industry. This paper presents an e...

In view of the existing problems of investment risks assessment on high-tech industry projects such as a lack of systematic, with too much subjectivity and from the point to improve assessment efficiency and effectiveness, the paper combined Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) with BP Neural Network to establish a new and suitable risk assessment model of high-tech projects. Firstly, we applied AH...

Over the past two decades, the formation of international and interfirm collaborations has increased substantially, especially for the high-tech firms. It is argued that collaborations provide a platform for organizational learning, giving partner firms access to each other’s knowledge. However, empirical validations on the relationships among governance mechanisms, interfirm learning and relat...

The teaching of information technology in an ever-changing world at universities presents a challenge. Are courses taught as concepts, while ignoring hands-on courses, leaving the hands-on classes to the technical colleges or trade schools? Does this produce the best employees for industry or give students the knowledge and skills necessary to function in a high-tech world? At Georgia College &...

The role of a product manager is challenging, complex, and often misunderstood. Across the high-tech industry, the product manager title is used in many ways to describe drastically different duties and responsibilities. Diverse interpretations regarding the role of the product manager have created for some an untenable situation where they struggle to define their own role. Properly defining a...

This study aims to identify service innovation patterns in the service industry and understand the main differences among them. By analyzing service innovation patterns based on four major service innovation dimensions (i.e., service concept, service delivery, client interface, and technology), we attempt to create a new typology of service innovation. Based on data collected from 209 Korean fi...

The increasingly complex environment, development of technology-based products, and customization of demand challenge the reaction speed of the enterprise; for the success of organizational management, the teams usually reform the enterprise, create new ideas, produce innovative models with better results, and thus make important contributions to the organization through the use of internal ope...