Innovation in small firms: Does family vs. non-family matter?
Abstract
Small firms are the backbone of our economy. These firms need to innovate to thrive and compete. However, research on innovation in small firms, especially non-technology and less knowledge-intensive firms, is lacking. In this study, we explore antecedents of innovation in such firms. We build and test a theoretical model that links employee training, employee commitment, family employees, and emphasis on learning to innovation in small firms....
Paper Details
Title
Innovation in small firms: Does family vs. non-family matter?
Published Date
Oct 29, 2017
Volume
27
Issue
3
Pages
39 - 49
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