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Junghyun Yoon
POSTECH Entrepreneurship Centre, POSTECH, Pohang 37673, Korea

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Journal article
Published: 03 December 2016 in Sustainability
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International new ventures (INVs) that pursue rapid internationalisation have received a growing amount of attention worldwide. This study, therefore, examined characteristics of INVs, and hence investigated empirically the relationships among the technological characteristics of INVs, the characteristics of their chief executive officers (CEOs) (i.e., global orientation), and their internationalisation such as the level of internationalisation. The findings of this study can be summarised as follows: all of the technological characteristics (e.g., technological capacity, imitation, innovation, and standardisation) have significant effects on the internationalisation of INVs. Furthermore, the CEO’s global orientation mediated the relationship between the technological characteristics and internationalisation.

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Junghyun Yoon; Dae-Su Kim. Empirical Relationships among Technological Characteristics, Global Orientation, and Internationalisation of South Korean New Ventures. Sustainability 2016, 8, 1254 .

AMA Style

Junghyun Yoon, Dae-Su Kim. Empirical Relationships among Technological Characteristics, Global Orientation, and Internationalisation of South Korean New Ventures. Sustainability. 2016; 8 (12):1254.

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Junghyun Yoon; Dae-Su Kim. 2016. "Empirical Relationships among Technological Characteristics, Global Orientation, and Internationalisation of South Korean New Ventures." Sustainability 8, no. 12: 1254.

Research article
Published: 25 October 2016 in Science, Technology and Society
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Developing talented human resources through learning entails nurturing innovation and improving competitiveness; to achieve innovation, tech-based SMEs within or around Korean technoparks must undertake learning organisation activities (LOAs). Our results demonstrate that six dimensions of the LOA model have more validity or a better model fit than the previous seven dimensions of the LOA model. Furthermore, three important sub-variables of LOAs (i.e., creating continuous learning opportunities, establishing systems to capture and share learning and providing strategic leadership for learning) have a positive and significant effect on learning transfer. Finally, transferring LOAs was found to mediate the relationship between LOAs and innovativeness by creating continuous learning opportunities (and future directions) and by providing strategic leadership for learning.

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Sanghyun Sung; Jaehoon Rhee; Junghyun Yoon. Learning Organisation Activities and Innovativeness of Tech-based SMEs within Korean Technoparks: The Mediating Role of Learning Transfer. Science, Technology and Society 2016, 21, 410 -434.

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Sanghyun Sung, Jaehoon Rhee, Junghyun Yoon. Learning Organisation Activities and Innovativeness of Tech-based SMEs within Korean Technoparks: The Mediating Role of Learning Transfer. Science, Technology and Society. 2016; 21 (3):410-434.

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Sanghyun Sung; Jaehoon Rhee; Junghyun Yoon. 2016. "Learning Organisation Activities and Innovativeness of Tech-based SMEs within Korean Technoparks: The Mediating Role of Learning Transfer." Science, Technology and Society 21, no. 3: 410-434.