来源:组织与人力资源
主 题:Team Innovation and “The Brokering Competitor”: How Teams Exploit Network Advantages to Combat Inter-Team Competition and Innovate
主讲人: 闫太一 (伦敦学院大学管理学院)
时 间:2021-09-15 14:00
地 点:明商1008会议室、腾讯线上会议
语 言:中英文
地 点:明德商学楼1008室
腾讯线上会议:https://meeting.tencent.com/dm/NgWhHd16ymTo?rs=25
会议号:963 637 108
密 码:0915
讲座摘要:
Organizations are increasingly promoting competition amongst teams in a bid to motivate and enhance their innovation. Yet, competition can also curtail the exchange of knowledge and ideas among these teams, which are important catalysts for the development of innovative products and services. Using two studies—a team-network experimental study and a field study of 73 knowledge-intensive teams in technology firms—we find that extensive competition faced by a focal team from other teams reduces its access to and utilization of knowledge resources from other teams, thereby hindering team innovation. Applying insights from structural hole theory, we further find that occupying brokerage positions in the inter-team information exchange network buffers the effects of competition such that the negative effects of competition on knowledge integration and innovation are stronger when teams do not occupy such advantageous positions. Theoretical and practical implications of the effects of team competition and brokerage are discussed.
主讲人简介:
Taiyi Yan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Organisation and Innovation at the UCL School of Management. Before joining UCL, he received his doctoral degree in business administration from the University of Maryland, College Park, and his bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. His work has been featured in leading management and psychology journals such as Journal of Applied Psychology, Personnel Psychology, and Psychological Bulletin. In addition to his academic career, he has worked at world-leading organizations such as Morgan Stanley and Mercer.
人大商学院新闻网版权与免责声明:
① 凡本网未注明其他出处的作品,版权均属于人大商学院,未经本网授权不得转载、摘编或利用其它方式使用上述作品。已经本网授权使用作品的,应在授权范围内使用,并注明“来源:人大商学院”。违反上述声明者,本网将追究其相关责任。
② 凡本网注明其他来源的作品,均转载自其它媒体,转载目的在于传递更多信息,并不代表本网对其负责。
③ 有关作品内容、版权和其它问题请与本网联系。
※ 联系方式:中国人民大学商学院宣传信息事务办公室 邮箱:media@rmbs.ruc.edu.cn