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1 Innovation practice and its performance implications in SMEs in the manufacturing sector - Mile Terziovski Journal review presented by – Group: 2 Mousumi Sen Gupta Khandakar Habib Anwar MD. Humayun Kabir Mohaimeen Kamal MD. Nurul Gani Mousumi Sen Gupta092-0363-560 Khandakar Habib Anwar092-0338-060 MD. Humayun Kabir092-0274-060 Mohaimeen Kamal092-0594-060 MD. Nurul Gani092-0275-060

2 Why SME is different from large organizations?  Reactive.  Fire-fighting mentality.  Resource limitations.  Informal strategies.  Flexible structures.  Lack of systems to keep tracks.

3 Contradictions between formal and informal strategies for SME Formal- Formal-  improve organizational capabilities.  helps to reduce cost.  enhance the clarity of employee’s Informal- Informal-  gain competitive advantages over large firms.  More innovative ideas are discovered.  enables to respond quickly to market uncertainty.

4 Both formal and informal strategies important for SME’s. Though there are contradictions in formal & informal strategies but both are important like-  Innovative ideas helps for new product development  Structured strategies helps to build an organizational  Managed innovation helps to attain cost efficiency

5 The study reviews the relation of innovation to SME performance in order to develop a theoretical mode Resource-Based View (RBV) and competitive advantage The VRIO framework Value(worth) Rareness(exceptionality) Imitability (costly for the competitors to imitate) Organization (Organizational Development) Literature review and theoretical model

6 Literature review and theoretical model.Continued How SMEs gain competitive advantage? How Large firms gain competitive advantage? Variables for the theoretical model are Knowledge, Routines, Strategy, Technology, Structure, And Culture

7 Development of the Theoretical Model and Hypotheses Five independent constructs : innovation strategy, formal structure, customer and supplier relationships, innovation culture, and technological capabilities. One dependent construct SME Performance Five Research hypotheses

8 Literature review and theoretical model.Continued Hypothesis 1 (H1): Innovation Strategy and SME performance Better Performance with formal strategies. SMEs’ perceptions regarding strategic planning.

9 Literature review and theoretical model.Continued Hypothesis 2 (H2): Formal structure and SME performance Organizational structure and Organizational size. Improvisation of Efficiency.

10 Literature review and theoretical model.Continued Hypothesis 3 (H3): Customer -Supplier Relationships and SME performance Developing Partnerships. Opportunities to new skills and Improving existing concept. Risk sharing.

11 Literature review and theoretical model.Continued Hypothesis 4 (H4): Innovation Culture and SME performance Flexible Innovation culture. Low resistance to change. Low risk aversion..

12 Literature review and theoretical model.Continued Hypothesis 5 (H5): Technological Capabilities and SME performance Single breakthrough of technological capability. Resources can commercializing their technology.

13 Methodology  A sample survey analysis Where – Sample size is 600 manufacturing SME in Australia. More than 50 percent respondents are CEO & Managing directors. Average size of 65 employees. NO significant biasness in the survey.

14 Data Analysis F1: Innovation Strategy F2: Formal Structure F3: Customer & Supplier Relationships F4: Innovation Culture F5: Technological Capabilities F6: SME Performance F1: Innovation Strategy F2: Formal Structure F3: Customer & Supplier Relationships F4: Innovation Culture F5: Technological Capabilities F6: SME Performance

15 H1: Significant (High Correlation) H2: Significant (High Correlation) H3: Not so much Significant (Limited Correlation) H4: Insignificant H5: Insignificant

16 DISCUSSIONS Basic Question: 1. Key drivers of innovation ? 2. How innovation practices of SMEs differ from those of large firms?

17 Answer: 1. Innovation strategy & formal structure 2. SME’s do not appear to use innovation culture

18 LIMITATION:  One respondent each w/in one individual SME’s.

19 FINDING:  Negative perception of relationship  SME’s are driven by fascination by NP&D

20 CONCLUSION:  Recognized the innovation culture & strategy.


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