The antecedents and consequences of technology standardizations in Korean IT small and medium-sized enterprises

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Jong-Hyun Paik
Moon-Koo Kim
Jong-Hyun Park
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[1] Sogang University,Graduate School of Management of Technology
[2] Korean Standards Association (KSA),Standards Policy Research Team
[3] Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST),Graduate School of Innovation and Technology Management
[4] Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI),Department of Management of Technology
[5] Sungkyunkwan University,undefined
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Information Technology and Management | 2017年 / 18卷
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Technology standardizations; Standards; Small and medium-sized enterprise (SME); Firm performance;
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With rapid changes in the business environment, leading or utilizing technology standards may help firms gain better performance through competitive advantage. Such activities related to technology standards are likely to provide numerous opportunities or benefits to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the highly technological divide among firms. However, few studies have paid attention to drivers, obstacles, and results of technology standards activities in SMEs. Consequently, this study bridges this research gap by identifying the factors influencing technology standardizations, which in turn contribute to firm performance in SMEs. The analytic results of survey data collected from 250 SMEs in the Korean IT sector reveal that all technology standardizations have an effect firm performance. Benefits from standards, R&D capability, and insufficient resources are influential factors of all technology standardizations. However, support of related institutes only affects inbound standardization. This study discusses theoretical and practical implications on technology standardizations in SMEs based on these findings.
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页数:11
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