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This study is intended to empirically determine the effects of technology, product, process, and system development innovation on innovation resistance and technology performance of organizational members in the disaster prevention industry. To achieve this, a survey was carried out to 300 representatives and managers from the industry via mail and e-mail. The findings showed that innovation factors had a positive effect on innovation resistance and technology performance in the disaster prevention industry. Consequently, given the characteristics of many smalland medium-sized companies, systematic organization for the concentration of organizational members' innovation factors should receive preference in order to maximize technology, product, process and system innovation. In particular, the bold input and establishment of innovation-oriented strategies for overcoming all organizational members' resistance are needed to leverage the dominant advantages of independent technology development innovation in smalland medium-sized companies.

journal of the korean society of hazard mitigation/han'gug bangjae haghoe nonmunjib

The Effects of Technology, Product System, and Process Development Innovation on Innovation Resistance and Technology Performance of Organizational Members in the Disaster Prevention Industry