How the coopetition-driven innovation model works: a closer look at in-learning and absorptive capacity from a knowledge-based view

This research explores whether the linkage between coopetition capability and innovation performance depends on the mediating role of in-learning, and, if so, the extent of the moderation of absorptive capacity. Drawing on the knowledge-based view, this study presents a framework to incorporate constructs and test their relationships with a sample of 235 financial service firms. The findings substantiate the mediating role of in-learning in the coopetition capability-innovation performance link, in which, at a higher level of absorptive capacity, in-learning increases rapidly as coopetition capability increases. This study recommends for incorporating in-learning and absorptive capacity into research on coopetition capability and innovation performance.

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European J of International Management
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1504/ejim.2025.143865
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Business Strategy and Innovation
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How the coopetition-driven innovation model works: a closer look at in-learning and absorptive capacity from a knowledge-based view

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How the coopetition-driven innovation model works: a closer look at in-learning and absorptive capacity from a knowledge-based view

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Abstract

This research explores whether the linkage between coopetition capability and innovation performance depends on the mediating role of in-learning, and, if so, the extent of the moderation of absorptive capacity. Drawing on the knowledge-based view, this study presents a framework to incorporate constructs and test their relationships with a sample of 235 financial service firms. The findings substantiate the mediating role of in-learning in the coopetition capability-innovation performance link, in which, at a higher level of absorptive capacity, in-learning increases rapidly as coopetition capability increases. This study recommends for incorporating in-learning and absorptive capacity into research on coopetition capability and innovation performance.

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