Tariq M.

Purpose – Science and technology parks (STP) are established to facilitate innovation and the rapid development of cutting-edge technologies. The innovation performance of tenants is the primary feature of all successful STPs globally. The purpose of this study is to investigate firms’ innovation and economic performance at the National Science and Technology Park (NSTP), Islamabad, Pakistan

This research examines the nexus between inter-organizational learning, absorptive capacity, and innovation in the construction industry. This study, grounded in the theory of absorptive capacity, sought to empirically explore the effects of inter-organizational learning and absorptive capacity on innovation. To better understand absorptive capacity, inter-organizational learning, and innovation, this study is intended to propose a framework.

Purpose – This study aims to investigate the complex relationship between green intellectual capital (GIC), green human resource management (GHRM) and green innovation (GI) for improvement in the environmental performance (EP) of an organization. Design/methodology/approach – The data collected from 456 food manufacturing firms in Pakistan was used for structural equation modeling through SmartPLS. Hypotheses were tested through path analysis, predictive relevance and effect size of variables.

Purpose – Technology parks (TPs) are used as a tool to improve economic outlook of the region through innovation generation. This study aims to evaluate the perception of tenants of TPs to determine the gap in the expectation and identify types of firms preferring to locate in a TP. Design/methodology/approach – This is the first study in Pakistan to collect data about perceived benefits of TPs in Pakistan from the decision-makers of 110 tenant firms.