Strategic technology alliances, technology transfer and the performance of Malaysian manufacturer

Organizations are realizing the strategic importance of technology alliances to enhance and maintain their competitive advantage. The turbulent business environment compels firms to adopt appropriate technologies for effective and efficient operations. While many firms are inclined to source externa...

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spelling my.utem.eprints.129702015-05-28T04:28:41Z http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/12970/ Strategic technology alliances, technology transfer and the performance of Malaysian manufacturer Juhaini, Jabar T Technology (General) TS Manufactures Organizations are realizing the strategic importance of technology alliances to enhance and maintain their competitive advantage. The turbulent business environment compels firms to adopt appropriate technologies for effective and efficient operations. While many firms are inclined to source external technology or form alliances, there are various considerations that can affect the success of such initiatives. This study examines the relationship between factors enabling strategic technology alliances (STAs), technology transfer and organizational performance. Based on three theories namely: Resource-based View (RBV); Organizational Learning Theory (OLT); and Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), this paper presents a model on the antecedent and outcomes of STA that is analyzed using structural equation modeling (SEM). The findings depict that absorptive capacity, type of alliances; relative advantage and perceived ease of technology implementation affect the alliance, which in turn determine organizational performance. Further tests show that technology transfer only partially mediates the relationship between STA and organizational performance. This research provides platforms and consideration for the implementation of new technologies and capabilities in manufacturing firms in a developing nation. MTUN UTeM 2012-06 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/12970/1/J4.pdf Juhaini, Jabar (2012) Strategic technology alliances, technology transfer and the performance of Malaysian manufacturer. Journal of Engineering and Technology. pp. 69-98. ISSN 2180-3811
institution Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka
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Juhaini, Jabar
Strategic technology alliances, technology transfer and the performance of Malaysian manufacturer
description Organizations are realizing the strategic importance of technology alliances to enhance and maintain their competitive advantage. The turbulent business environment compels firms to adopt appropriate technologies for effective and efficient operations. While many firms are inclined to source external technology or form alliances, there are various considerations that can affect the success of such initiatives. This study examines the relationship between factors enabling strategic technology alliances (STAs), technology transfer and organizational performance. Based on three theories namely: Resource-based View (RBV); Organizational Learning Theory (OLT); and Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), this paper presents a model on the antecedent and outcomes of STA that is analyzed using structural equation modeling (SEM). The findings depict that absorptive capacity, type of alliances; relative advantage and perceived ease of technology implementation affect the alliance, which in turn determine organizational performance. Further tests show that technology transfer only partially mediates the relationship between STA and organizational performance. This research provides platforms and consideration for the implementation of new technologies and capabilities in manufacturing firms in a developing nation.
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author Juhaini, Jabar
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title Strategic technology alliances, technology transfer and the performance of Malaysian manufacturer
title_short Strategic technology alliances, technology transfer and the performance of Malaysian manufacturer
title_full Strategic technology alliances, technology transfer and the performance of Malaysian manufacturer
title_fullStr Strategic technology alliances, technology transfer and the performance of Malaysian manufacturer
title_full_unstemmed Strategic technology alliances, technology transfer and the performance of Malaysian manufacturer
title_sort strategic technology alliances, technology transfer and the performance of malaysian manufacturer
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