In this paper, we adopt the lens of absorptive capacity (ACAP), defined by two dimensions—
the knowledge base (consisting of knowledge diversity, depth, and linkages) and routines …

We theoretically and empirically investigate the relationship between information technology
(IT) and firm innovation. Invoking absorptive capacity (ACAP) theory, we introduce and …

Prior information systems research highlights the vital role of information technology (IT) for
innovation in firms. At the same time, innovation literature has shown that accessing and …

Abstract Information technology (IT) increasingly changes the ways through which firms
develop and commercialize innovation. Prior studies have mainly focused on the direct …

A cross‐sector survey study was conducted between 2004 and 2005 among 121 software
firms that adopted internet computing for the presence of strong order effects, which explain …

This research sheds new light on how information technology (IT) assimilation affects
exploratory and exploitative innovation in the context of small‐and medium‐sized firms …

While recent studies shed some light on the performance implications of open innovation,
there is a gap in understanding how firms can translate their openness into innovation …

Small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly opening up their innovation
processes in order to improve innovation outcomes. Exactly how openness influences …

Inter-organizational knowledge acquisition has become an increasingly important strategy
for firms to improve their levels of innovation. Building upon the knowledge-based view …

Following the dynamic capabilities perspective, we suggest that antecedents to innovation
can be found at the individual, firm, and network levels. Thus, we challenge two assumptions …