The Impact of Heterogeneous Collaboration on the Core Competitiveness from the Perspective of Organizational Learning in Yangtze river delta, China

Authors

  • Fuangfa Amponstira Shinawatra University
  • Xiaoying Sheng Shinawatra University

Keywords:

Organizational Learning, Core Competitiveness, Heterogeneous collaboration, Industry-University-Research Institute Collaboration

Abstract

The heterogeneity of the actors of collaboration between industry, university and research makes them have the motivation to cooperate with each other. This study is an empirical study based on the perspective of organizational learning. The research shows that the academic team participates in the Industry-University-Research Institute collaboration, and the cooperative network enhances the core competitiveness of the academic team through two ways of organizational learning, namely explorative learning and exploitative learning.

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Published

2023-06-19

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