Efectos sobre la gestión del conocimiento y la cultura corporativa en el clima de innovación organizativa
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ris.2013.08.09Keywords:
Clima de innovación organizativa, Cultura corporativa, Gestión del conocimientoAbstract
El conocimiento y la innovación se consideran rasgos característicos de la nueva era de la economía del conocimiento. Toda organización debe ser capaz de gestionar el conocimiento y de innovar continuamente para hacer patentes sus ventajas competitivas. Sometidas a una creciente competencia de mercado, las empresas dependen cada vez más de la innovación para aumentar la competitividad que les permita sobrevivir y desarrollarse. Un clima de innovación organizativa desempeña por ello un papel central en la ejecución de operaciones y actividades. A tenor de los motivos y propósitos de investigaciones previas, en este estudio se pretende discutir la correlación entre el clima de innovación organizativa y la gestión del conocimiento. Nuestro objeto de investigación se centra en una muestra de trabajadores manuales del parque industrial de Linkou a los que se distribuye 650 cuestionarios. Una vez eliminados los cuestionarios que no eran válidos o los incompletos, se obtienen 348 válidos, con una tasa de recuperación del 54%. Los resultados empíricos muestran lo siguiente: 1. Se produce una correlación parcialmente significativa entre la gestión del conocimiento y la cultura corporativa. 2. Se da una considerable correlación entre cultura corporativa y clima de innovación organizativa. 3 Asimismo, se produce una notable correlación entre gestión del conocimiento y cultura corporativa. 4. Hay un efecto de mediación entre la cultura corporativa relacionada con la gestión del conocimiento y el clima de innovación organizativa.
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