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Building the Competitive Advantage of SMEs in High-tech Industry on Knowledge Management View

Guiqing Qi, Yang Xihuai, Xiao Zhuo

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On resourced-based review (RBV), small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in high-technology industry usually explore competitive advantages through internal special resources. Recent studies on young, high-tech firms have highlighted that in practice these types of businesses also acquire competitive advantages through relationships and the structure involving knowledge blocking. This paper reconfigures a more comprehensive framework to explore knowledge management business practices among SMEs. Drawing on resources-based theories, the relational-based views, industry structure and ecosystem theories about sources of competitive advantage, this paper presents the co-opetitive organizational knowledge network of the SMEs in high-tech industry, and analyses the approaches through which SMEs can create competitive advantages on knowledge-based review (KBV)

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On resourced-based review (RBV), small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in high-technology industry usually explore competitive advantages through internal special resources. Recent studies on young, high-tech firms have highlighted that in practice these types of businesses also acquire competitive advantages through relationships and the structure involving knowledge blocking. This paper reconfigures a more comprehensive framework to explore knowledge management business practices among SMEs. Drawing on resources-based theories, the relational-based views, industry structure and ecosystem theories about sources of competitive advantage, this paper presents the co-opetitive organizational knowledge network of the SMEs in high-tech industry, and analyses the approaches through which SMEs can create competitive advantages on knowledge-based review (KBV)

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On resourced-based review (RBV), small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in high-technology industry usually explore competitive advantages through internal special resources. Recent studies on young, high-tech firms have highlighted that in practice these types of businesses also acquire competitive advantages through relationships and the structure involving knowledge blocking. This paper reconfigures a more comprehensive framework to explore knowledge management business practices among SMEs. Drawing on resources-based theories, the relational-based views, industry structure and ecosystem theories about sources of competitive advantage, this paper presents the co-opetitive organizational knowledge network of the SMEs in high-tech industry, and analyses the approaches through which SMEs can create competitive advantages on knowledge-based review (KBV)

Key concepts: Competitive advantage, Knowledge management, Business, High tech, Business ecosystem, Industrial organization, Computer science, Marketing

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