정보원천의 중요도가 혁신성과에 미치는 영향 : 기업규모별 비교를 중심으로
Influence of the Importance of Information Sources on Innovation Performance : Focusing on the Moderating Effect of Firm Size
이모성(한국기술교육대학교); 엄기용(한국기술교육대학교)
34권 4호, 123~138쪽
초록
Technological as well as organizational innovation has been regarded as an indispensible factor for firm survival and growth in today’s highly competitive environment. In spite of its substantial role in generating innovative ideas, importance of knowledge and information sources for corporate innovation has not been addressed properly and specifically in the relevant literature. Thus, this study examined the influence of information sources on corporate innovation performance using the 2014 Korea Innovation Survey data which collected questionnaires from 4,075 manufacturing firms of Korea. Information sources were divided into eleven categories and their impact on corporate innovation performance was analyzed by firm size. Especially, innovation performance was classified into four groups of product, process, organizational, and marketing innovation performance according to Oslo manual [22]. Logistic regression analysis of 1,251 usable questionnaires revealed that significant information sources for innovation performance were quite different according to firm size. More specifically, innovation performance of large firms was affected by information from suppliers, private client firms, and academia, while small- and medium-sized firms by information from internal sources, suppliers, consulting firms, conferences, professional journals and books, and external meetings. These detailed analysis results are expected to shed some light on information acquisition and utilization strategies for corporate innovation.
Abstract
Technological as well as organizational innovation has been regarded as an indispensible factor for firm survival and growth in today’s highly competitive environment. In spite of its substantial role in generating innovative ideas, importance of knowledge and information sources for corporate innovation has not been addressed properly and specifically in the relevant literature. Thus, this study examined the influence of information sources on corporate innovation performance using the 2014 Korea Innovation Survey data which collected questionnaires from 4,075 manufacturing firms of Korea. Information sources were divided into eleven categories and their impact on corporate innovation performance was analyzed by firm size. Especially, innovation performance was classified into four groups of product, process, organizational, and marketing innovation performance according to Oslo manual [22]. Logistic regression analysis of 1,251 usable questionnaires revealed that significant information sources for innovation performance were quite different according to firm size. More specifically, innovation performance of large firms was affected by information from suppliers, private client firms, and academia, while small- and medium-sized firms by information from internal sources, suppliers, consulting firms, conferences, professional journals and books, and external meetings. These detailed analysis results are expected to shed some light on information acquisition and utilization strategies for corporate innovation.
- 발행기관:
- 한국경영과학회
- 분류:
- 경영학