Mixed evidence has been found regarding how locating in a cluster or a park affects firms’ performance. This paper investigates how locating in different types of clusters and parks interacted by firm size or in-house R&D capability affects a firm’s innovation. Empirically testing the...

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the mediating role of export market orientation (EMO) in the relationship between inter-organizational relationships and export performance, and the moderating role of degree of internationalization in the relationship between EMO and export...

Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to investigate why firms engaged in R&D investment and international diversification produce different results in innovation performance. Design/methodology/approach: This study is based on a sample of 283 Taiwanese manufacturing firms in the information...

This study provides an institutional framework to interpret firms' resource management in China. We identify the formal and informal institutional capital that firms acquire via their relational network and solicit from the government, and their distinctive effects on firms' radical innovation....

Absorptive capacity is frequently an outcome of a firm’s cumulatively path-dependent R&D investments. However, the query how absorptive capacity transforms R&D investment into firm innovation, in the context of autonomous R&D climate remains unclear. Using 165 firms in the Taiwan’s...

Cheng and Chang [Cheng SL, Chang HC. Performance Implications of Cognitive Complexity: An Empirical Study of Cognitive Strategic Groups in Semiconductor Industry. Journal Business Research 2009[hyphen (true graphic)]this issue] empirically investigate how a strategic group's cognitive complexity...

Although prior studies suggest that technology competencies play a significant role in firm innovation and competitiveness, what and how technology competencies interacted with competitive environment affect firm innovation has not been fully understood. This paper fills this research gap...