Firms are engaging in eco-innovation as a response to environmental concerns. Due to its complexity, firms are searching, absorbing and using externally acquired knowledge toward implementing eco-innovation. Thus, this study aims to examine how different external knowledge sources affect the eco-innovation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in developing economies.

This study examines the relationship between foreign direct investment (FDI) and pollution in Spain from 1961 to 2018 using an autoregressive distributed lag regression model (ARDL).

Small and medium-sized enterprises in developing countries, particularly in the Sub-Saharan African region, find it hard to innovate due to severe resource constraints and high institutional voids. Given this, the paper examines three international strategic responses that small and medium-sized enterprises in Sub-Saharan Africa adopt to implement innovations in the face of weak institutional environments.

Technological innovation is a cornerstone of economic growth. It is a crucial determinant of regions’ competitiveness, especially for rapidly developing emerging economies. Past research remained inconclusive on whether venture capital and government subsidies to firms have a significant effect on innovation performance at the regional level…

Growing concerns on environmental issues have led to several calls for sustainability practices. Organisations are expected to adopt business-related sustainability practices that meet consumer needs without damaging the environment; one such demand is the call to practice green marketing.

Service delivery is an essential aspect of management and marketing. It includes how enterprises design, process, and deliver value propositions to customers, clients and users. With the emergence of digital technologies, enterprises in private and public sectors across the globe are increasingly utilising various platforms and tools to create novel business models and offer innovative services to customers and users