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Original scientific paper

https://doi.org/10.1080/1331677X.2023.2211152

Performance implications of exploratory and exploitative innovation: the role of management control systems

Huyen Mong Le
Thu Thi Nguyen
Trang Cam Hoang


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Abstract

Drawing on prominent theories of innovation, this study investigates
the inter-relationships between the use of management
control systems (MCS), exploratory innovation, exploitative innovation,
and firm performance in Vietnam, an emerging market. The
research hypotheses were empirically tested using a partial least
squares-structural equation model. Data were collected by survey
questionnaires from a sample of 238 top-level and middle-level
managers in Vietnamese firms. The results confirm that the diagnostic
use of MCS has a significant positive effect on exploitative
innovation and the interactive use of MCS has a significant positive
effect on both exploratory innovation and exploitative innovation.
The results also reveal that exploitative innovation and
exploratory innovation partially mediate the relationship between
the interactive use of MCS and firm performance. Understanding
these relationships can assist Vietnamese firms to invest appropriately
in MCS that is able to promote innovation actions, thereby
achieving outstanding performance.

Keywords

Exploitative innovation; exploratory innovation; firm performance; management control systems; Vietnam

Hrčak ID:

314882

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/314882

Publication date:

25.5.2023.

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