INNOVATION: FROM CAPABILITIES TO PERFORMANCE IN MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES IN VIETNAM

This paper examines the impact of innovation capabilities on innovation performance and firm performance of the manufacturing industry. Innovation capability as the firm s ability to reconfigure and develop its resources and organizational capabilities to innovate. Innovation capability has four com...

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Published in:Journal of economic development 2020, 45(1), , pp.61-81
Main Authors: Hung, Bui Quang, Anh, Trinh Thuy, Thong, Nguyen Ngoc
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Competition
Competitive advantage
Economic growth
Industrial production
International organizations
Manufacturing
Product development
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Summary:This paper examines the impact of innovation capabilities on innovation performance and firm performance of the manufacturing industry. Innovation capability as the firm s ability to reconfigure and develop its resources and organizational capabilities to innovate. Innovation capability has four components: sensing capability, combination capability, networking capability, and learning capability. The innovation performance is the achievement or success of innovation made by a firm by the target, describes the concept of the three components: internal performance, commercial performance, and social performance. Performance has three components: finance, customer, and employee. The research methods used in this study are Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and Fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA). Participants in the questionnaire include 205 directors, CEO of manufacturing enterprises in Ho Chi Minh City and Binh Duong City. SEM result shows that there is a positive effect of innovation capacity and innovation performance on firm performance. However, the result of fsQCA shows that the combination of components (innovation capability and innovation performance) constitutes sufficient conditions for the presence of the firm performance.
ISSN:0254-8372