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Unlocking innovation empowerment: how can industrial robots accelerate total factor productivity?
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Journal of Strategy and Management
Journal of Strategy and Management (2025) 18 (2): 450–467.
Published: 11 February 2025
... manufacturing listed enterprises. Findings (1) The short-term momentum of industrial robot applications (IRA) on exploitative innovation (EII) is significant and the long-term momentum on exploratory innovation (ERI) is stronger. (2) EII affected by IRA is the main source of short-term total factor...
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Effects of CEO duality and tenure on innovation
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Journal of Strategy and Management
Journal of Strategy and Management (2019) 12 (4): 536–552.
Published: 18 October 2019
..., their firms’ percentage of exploitative innovation increases. Furthermore, non-duality (separation of board chair and CEO) further strengthens the positive relationship between CEO tenure and the percentage of exploitative innovation. Research limitations/implications This study integrates upper echelons...
