Firm-level absorptive capacity can be also affected by similarities or differences
of both the source and the recipient in terms of knowledge bases and organizational
structures (Lane and Lubatkin, 1998). Two other factors affecting absorptive capacity
through the knowledge assimilation are internal factors (organizational structure, culture,
management practices, level of education, academic degrees of employees, prior
knowledge base, knowledge background or cross-cultural communication) and external
factors (environment and organization's position in knowledge networks) (Lee and Wu,
2010).
It would be valuable to evaluate the tested research model in other industrial
sectors, companies, relationships, countries and cultures. It would be of interest to see if
the same results appear in further studies within other cultures, particularly if there are
similarities or dissimilarities across countries.
KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER IN BUYER-SUPPLIER RELATIONSHIPS:
THE CASE OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS (MNCs)
AND THEIR LOCAL SUPPLIERS IN PUERTO RICO
In light of these definitions, knowledge transfer is seen as a process which
consists of two main activities: transmission and absorption of knowledge between a
source and a recipient (Antonova et al., 2011).
consistency
Firm-level absorptive capacity can be also affected by similarities or differencesof both the source and the recipient in terms of knowledge bases and organizationalstructures (Lane and Lubatkin, 1998). Two other factors affecting absorptive capacitythrough the knowledge assimilation are internal factors (organizational structure, culture,management practices, level of education, academic degrees of employees, priorknowledge base, knowledge background or cross-cultural communication) and externalfactors (environment and organization's position in knowledge networks) (Lee and Wu,2010).It would be valuable to evaluate the tested research model in other industrialsectors, companies, relationships, countries and cultures. It would be of interest to see ifthe same results appear in further studies within other cultures, particularly if there aresimilarities or dissimilarities across countries.KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER IN BUYER-SUPPLIER RELATIONSHIPS:THE CASE OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS (MNCs)AND THEIR LOCAL SUPPLIERS IN PUERTO RICOIn light of these definitions, knowledge transfer is seen as a process whichconsists of two main activities: transmission and absorption of knowledge between asource and a recipient (Antonova et al., 2011).consistency
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บริษัท Firm-level absorptive capacity can be also affected by similarities or differences
ระดับความสามารถในการดูดซับสามารถรับผลกระทบจากความคล้ายคลึงกันหรือแตกต่างของทั้งสองแหล่งที่มาและผู้รับในแง่ของฐานความรู้และองค์กรโครงสร้างof both the source and the recipient in terms of knowledge bases and organizational
( structures (Lane and Lubatkin, 1998). Two other factors affecting absorptive capacity
through the knowledge assimilation are internal factors (organizational structure, culture,
management practices, level of education, academic degrees of employees, prior
knowledge base, knowledge background or cross-cultural communication) and external
factors (environment and organization's position in knowledge networks) (Lee and Wu,
2010).
It would be valuable to evaluate the tested research model in other industrial
sectors, companies, relationships, countries and cultures. It would be of interest to see if
the same results appear in further studies within other cultures, particularly if there are
similarities or dissimilarities across countries.
KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER IN BUYER-SUPPLIER RELATIONSHIPS:
THE CASE OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS (MNCs)
AND THEIR LOCAL SUPPLIERS IN PUERTO RICO
In light of these definitions, knowledge transfer is seen as a process which
consists of two main activities: transmission and absorption of knowledge between a
source and a recipient (Antonova et al., 2011).
consistency
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