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MCRJ Volume 21 No. 1 2017
MCRJ Volume 21 No. 1 2017
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Hardback / 111 pages
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1985 - 3807
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Welcome to the twenty-first (21st) issue of Malaysian Construction Research Journal (MCRJ). In this issue, we are pleased to include six papers that cover wide range of research area in construction industry. The editorial team would like to express our sincere gratitude to all contributing authors and reviewers for their contributions, continuous support and comments.
In this issue:
Using the partial least square (PLS) of the structural equation modelling (SEM), Lee Yee Lin, et. al., develop an innovation model that considers the effect of capabilities, such as entrepreneurship and networking, in achieving superior performance in construction SMEs. The findings reveal that entrepreneurship and networking play a significant role in spurring the contracting SMEs to innovate successfully and to develop superior firm performance. The new model is expected to offer insight for both practitioners and government policymakers on how to trigger a higher rate of innovation activities to ensure continuous growth among construction firms of SME size.
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