微型和小型企业的双重性:竞争情报能否弥补规模限制?

IF 3.8 4区 管理学 Q2 BUSINESS Brq-Business Research Quarterly Pub Date : 2021-10-28 DOI:10.1177/23409444211054861
M. Boronat-Navarro, A. Escribá-Esteve, Jesús Navarro-Campos
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双重性与企业结构有关,这是大型组织的典型特征。然而,企业规模对双元性的影响是否取决于其他方面,还需要进一步的研究来分析。我们认为,发展了一些竞争情报程序(CIRs)的微型和小型企业可能会促进双灵巧行为,并弥补规模较小和缺乏资源所带来的限制。我们以家具行业的200家公司为样本来测试我们的建议。我们的研究结果表明,CIRs补偿了规模约束,因为规模不再是在这些常规中达到更高水平的公司中增加双灵巧行为的相关变量。我们的结果提供了新的和重要的见解,如何在缺乏资源松弛或使用独立单元开发知识探索和开发活动的能力的小型公司中培养二元性。凝胶分类:m10、m21、o3
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Ambidexterity in micro and small firms: Can competitive intelligence compensate for size constraints?
Ambidexterity has been linked to firm structures that are typical of organizations with a larger size. However, further research is needed to analyze whether the effect of firm size on ambidexterity is contingent on other aspects. We argue that micro and small firms that have developed some competitive intelligence routines (CIRs) may foster ambidextrous behavior and compensate for the limitations arising from a smaller size and lack of resources. We test our proposal on a sample of 200 firms in the furniture sector. Our results show that CIRs compensate for size constraints in that size is no longer a relevant variable to increase ambidextrous behavior in firms that achieve higher levels in these routines. Our results provide new and important insights into how ambidexterity may be fostered in small firms that lack resource slack or the ability to use separate units to develop knowledge exploration and exploitation activities. JEL CLASSIFICATION: M10, M21, O3
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