The influence of the entrepreneurial orientation of project manager’s intention to adopt platforms of crowdsourcing innovation
Author(s) -
Liêda Amaral de Souza,
Isabel Ramos,
José Esteves
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
atas da conferência da associação portuguesa de sistemas de informação
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18803/capsi.v16.237-244
Subject(s) - crowdsourcing , theory of planned behavior , knowledge management , structural equation modeling , affect (linguistics) , orientation (vector space) , business , action (physics) , entrepreneurship , innovation management , marketing , psychology , computer science , control (management) , artificial intelligence , mathematics , world wide web , physics , geometry , communication , finance , quantum mechanics , machine learning
This study aimed to explore how the individual entrepreneurial orientation affect the intention of adopting crowdsourcing innovation platforms. Through a survey applied to 395 managers of innovation projects by oil companies of global action. The phenomenon analyzed in the light of the theory of planned behavior using the structural equation modeling by the method of least squares. WE proposed a theoretical model considering the theory of individual entrepreneurial orientation and the constructs of TPB. The results reveal that the entrepreneurial orientation managers have strong influence on decision on the adoption of crowdsourcing innovation platforms. The study innovates by proposing a theoretical model able to help other researchers to predict attitudes that be changed so that it can produce changes in the intentions of the subjects.
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