Table 4

The factor analysis results reporting

ConstructItemStatementFactor loadingCronbach’s alphaCR*AVE**
Business Network (BN)EFF1We can find ways to improve input in our enterprise from each other in the group0.950.7780.8350.504
EFF2We can get ways to improve assets utilisation in our enterprise from each other in the group0.55
EFF3We can find ideas to reduce cost in our enterprise from each other in the group0.91
EFF4We can find ways to improve economies of scale in our enterprise from each other in the group0.69
STB1We are secured as a group than as an individual for future uncertainties0.83
STB2We can make a better forecast as a group than as an individual about the future0.82
STB3We can do co-sponsoring of events/activities as a group, than as an individual0.83
STB4We can do co-branding of our business as a group than as an individual0.8
STB5We can do co-production of our output as a group, than as an individual to reduce cost and improve economies of scale0.77
Balanced Scorecard (BSC)FP1Our enterprise achieves an increase in total revenue0.990.7810.8330.515
FP2Our enterprise achieves an increase in profit margin0.58
FP3Our enterprise achieves an increase in market share0.67
FP4Our enterprise achieves a higher level of cost reduction0.94
LGP1Our enterprise achieves an increase in the number of employees0.61
LGP2Our enterprise achieves a lower absenteeism rate amongst employees0.62
LGP3Our enterprise achieves a lower turnover of employees0.7
LGP4Our enterprise achieves improved technical skill amongst the employees0.84
LGP5Our enterprise achieves more frequent employee training and development programmes0.73
IBP1Our enterprise introduces a higher quality of products/services0.74
IBP2Our enterprise introduces improved and innovative production processes0.76
IBP3Our enterprise achieves better product/service cycle time0.83
IBP4Our enterprise achieves lesser defects of product/service0.76
IBP5Our enterprise achieves lesser machine breakdowns0.76

Note(s): *CR = Composite Reliability

**AVE = Average Variance Explained

The values of CR and AVE were calculated based on formulae suggested by Raykov (1997) 

Source(s): Table by authors

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