The mediating role of socialization in the relationship between interdepartmental integration and product portfolio performance

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Autor(a) principal: Rafael,Laura Maria
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: Silva,Sergio Luis da
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Production
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-65132022000100219
Resumo: Abstract Paper aims Analyze the relationship among interdepartmental integration (IDI), socialization, and product portfolio performance (PPP), mainly the effect of socialization’s mediation on the relationship between the other two constructs. Originality No study has related both IDI and socialization for improving PPP, with the aim of overcoming the information absence and flow in this portfolio management. This work offers an alternative when compared to past studies, which is the importance of socialization for product portfolio’s success. Research method Survey with 131 most innovative companies in Brazil. Results were provided by PLS-SEM. Main findings IDI has direct effect on socialization and no direct effect on PPP, besides the mediation of socialization is confirmed. Furthermore, IDI presents indirect effect on PPP. Implications for theory and practice Socialization’s mediation opens space for other theories that can be beneficial to the product portfolio. Furthermore, Managers can prioritize IDI’s actions to potentialize PPP through socialization.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv The mediating role of socialization in the relationship between interdepartmental integration and product portfolio performance
title The mediating role of socialization in the relationship between interdepartmental integration and product portfolio performance
spellingShingle The mediating role of socialization in the relationship between interdepartmental integration and product portfolio performance
Rafael,Laura Maria
Product Portfolio Management
Socialization
Interdepartmental Integration
PLS-SEM
Mediating effect
title_short The mediating role of socialization in the relationship between interdepartmental integration and product portfolio performance
title_full The mediating role of socialization in the relationship between interdepartmental integration and product portfolio performance
title_fullStr The mediating role of socialization in the relationship between interdepartmental integration and product portfolio performance
title_full_unstemmed The mediating role of socialization in the relationship between interdepartmental integration and product portfolio performance
title_sort The mediating role of socialization in the relationship between interdepartmental integration and product portfolio performance
author Rafael,Laura Maria
author_facet Rafael,Laura Maria
Silva,Sergio Luis da
author_role author
author2 Silva,Sergio Luis da
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Rafael,Laura Maria
Silva,Sergio Luis da
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Product Portfolio Management
Socialization
Interdepartmental Integration
PLS-SEM
Mediating effect
topic Product Portfolio Management
Socialization
Interdepartmental Integration
PLS-SEM
Mediating effect
description Abstract Paper aims Analyze the relationship among interdepartmental integration (IDI), socialization, and product portfolio performance (PPP), mainly the effect of socialization’s mediation on the relationship between the other two constructs. Originality No study has related both IDI and socialization for improving PPP, with the aim of overcoming the information absence and flow in this portfolio management. This work offers an alternative when compared to past studies, which is the importance of socialization for product portfolio’s success. Research method Survey with 131 most innovative companies in Brazil. Results were provided by PLS-SEM. Main findings IDI has direct effect on socialization and no direct effect on PPP, besides the mediation of socialization is confirmed. Furthermore, IDI presents indirect effect on PPP. Implications for theory and practice Socialization’s mediation opens space for other theories that can be beneficial to the product portfolio. Furthermore, Managers can prioritize IDI’s actions to potentialize PPP through socialization.
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