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- Title
The Triad Technology-Innovation-Performance.
- Authors
Scarlat, Cezar; Iliescu, Denisa
- Abstract
The triadic models share interesting features as well as deeper investigation potential. The relationships between triad's elements are not only conceptual but operational as well. Three examples are given, as the fourth case is further analysed in depth. The paper aims to reveal the research potential of triadic models by examining the triad Technology-Innovation-Performance at the conceptual level. The analysis potential of triadic models is emphasized, by systematic investigation of the two-by-two inter-relationships, in a triple S holistic approach (synthetic, systemic, and synergic). This paper focus is on the last triad case (technology-innovation-performance) -- which is both a novel approach and new integrative analysis. Trying to bridge the literature gap, the authors propose a discussion exploring the possible inter-links between the three elements of the triad. The results of this endeavour are twofold encouraging: (i) by underlying the investigation potential of triadic models, in general, and (in particular) the potential of the triadic model technology-innovationperformance; and (ii) by implications for business managers, in general, and (in this particular case), for managers while making strategic decisions, considering the organization level. Opening a discussion on triad-type models is worthy -- as the above examples (selected from diverse business areas) demonstrate a solid re search potential, bringing up new notions (as technopreneurship, technowledgepreneurship, triple S holistic approach) or deepening the study of existing concepts. This study of the triad of technology -- innovation -- performance, as an explorative essay, has its inherent limitations. The most serious one is the integrated approach of the triad's elements -- which is also opening further research paths.
- Subjects
DECISION making
- Publication
FAIMA Business & Management Journal, 2021, Vol 9, Issue 4, p65
- ISSN
2344-4088
- Publication type
Article