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Achieving superior SME performance: Overarching role of marketing, innovation, and learning capabilities

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posted on 2025-01-15, 00:53 authored by P Sok, A O'Cass, K Sok
While most studies examine the effect of marketing, innovation, and learning capabilities (often separately) on performance, this study develops a unified model to investigate the combined effect of these capabilities on performance. This study further examines the complementary effect of these capabilities on performance. This study draws on the resource-based view theory to examine 171 manufacturing SMEs. The findings suggest that marketing, innovation, and learning capabilities are positively related to SME performance. In addition, these capabilities interact with one another to create great synergy in achieving SME performance

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Publication title

Australasian Marketing Journal

Volume

21

Issue

3

Pagination

161-167

ISSN

1441-3582

Department/School

Management

Publisher

Elsevier Ltd

Publication status

  • Published

Place of publication

UK

Rights statement

Copyright 2013 Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy.

Socio-economic Objectives

150303 Marketing

UN Sustainable Development Goals

9 Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

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