Business

Organizational slack, ambidextrous search and high-tech SMEs' performance: do strategic orientations matter?

Q. Bo, M. Cao, et al.

This study by Qingwen Bo, Mengxiao Cao, Yan Wang, Yuhuan Xia, and Wei Liu explores how organizational slack influences ambidextrous search strategies in high-tech SMEs, shaping their performance dynamics. The findings reveal a nuanced relationship between technology and market knowledge search, moderated by strategic focus on growth or profit.

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