THE INFLUENCING FACTORS ON INNOVATIVE TEAM EFFECTIVENESS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF COLLABORATION

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Bin Zhang
Ming Xu
Shanshan Wang

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          Innovation is the foundation of an organization's survival and continuous development, and the effectiveness of the innovation team as the main body of the research and development process has a significant impact on innovation. Based on the theory of collaboration, this paper focuses on the exploration of the effectiveness factors of enterprise innovation teams. Through a three-step logical system analysis framework implemented to analyze the typical business enterprise innovation team development case, combined with the field research of many innovation teams in the high-tech area, comprehensive analysis methods were used to extract a three-dimensional collaborative innovation mechanism for explaining the innovation team’s achievement of effective innovation and the key factors influencing it, conduct quantitative analysis and provide case support. Subsequently, with more than 40 representative enterprises in Guiyang Hi-tech National Economic Development Zone as the research object, through a questionnaire survey and empirical analysis, it was found that there are five factors that affect the effectiveness of the research and development project teams: input factors of the environment, operational processes, team performance, multiple team coordination factors, and the influence of the R&D team’s effectiveness on innovation ability. Five hypotheses were proposed, and through the testing, it was concluded that the elements of the project team’s effectiveness of technological innovation have a positive impact on the whole and help to achieve the team’s effectiveness as a result of the key factors that affect innovation, and based on this, suggestions that management can use to improve the effectiveness of enterprise innovation team were put forward.

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Zhang, B., Xu, M., & Wang, S. (2019). THE INFLUENCING FACTORS ON INNOVATIVE TEAM EFFECTIVENESS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF COLLABORATION. Chinese Journal of Social Science and Management, 4(1), 64–78. Retrieved from https://so01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/CJSSM/article/view/183034
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