The Path of Collaborative Innovation in Modern Agricultural Enterprises under the TOE Framework
A Case Study of a Seawater Rice Company
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https://doi.org/10.62051/ijgem.v3n2.39Keywords:
Collaborative innovation, TOE framework, Modern agricultural enterprisesAbstract
Innovation not only enhances productivity and efficiency in modern agricultural enterprises but also enables them to adapt to changing market dynamics and mitigate risks associated with climate change and resource scarcity. However, relying solely on internal resources and capabilities for innovation has its limitations, prompting an increasing number of agricultural enterprises to explore collaborative innovation. Collaborative innovation involves partnerships between enterprises, research institutions, government agencies, and others to share resources and knowledge, jointly develop and implement new ideas, products, services, or solutions. This approach transcends traditional organizational boundaries, fostering open exchange and co-creation of value among partners, often resulting in more significant outcomes and benefits than individual efforts alone. This paper explores the pathway of collaborative innovation in modern agricultural enterprises under the TOE (Technological, Organizational, and Environmental) framework, focusing on a case study of a seawater rice company in China. By examining dimensions of technological collaboration, organizational complementarity, and environmental coordination, the study elucidates the synergistic effects of collaborative innovation. The findings contribute to understanding how collaborative innovation fosters sustainable growth and resilience in agricultural ecosystems.
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