Building global dynamic capabilities through innovation: A case study of Taiwan's cultural organizations
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Journal of Engineering and Technology Management, 26(4)
Journal
Journal of Engineering and Technology Management
Journal Volume
26
Journal Issue
4
Pages
247-263
Date Issued
2009
Date
2009
Author(s)
Chen, Chun-Liang
Abstract
This case study analyzes global dynamic capabilities, firm specific advantages (FSAs), and the international expansion of cultural enterprises in Taiwan from the viewpoint of sustainable development. From our exploratory study, we identify six global dynamic capabilities as the driving forces behind the creation of new cultural products that revitalize a company through continuous innovation. Each global dynamic capability actually leverages the company's resources. The case study results show that technology-based FSAs help cultural organizations globalize their business and create value. There are two global expansion paths that cultural organizations can take to increase value which are discussed in our paper. Crown Copyright © 2009.
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