英文摘要 |
This study examines the relationship among intellectual capital, organizational learning capability and organizational performance. Furthermore, this study examines the impact of the fit between intellectual capital and organizational learning style on organizational learning capability and organizational performance. Intellectual capital includes human capital, innovation, process and relational capital. We refer to organizational learning style in terms of in four basic ways: experimentation, competency acquisition, benchmarking and continuous improvement. The study conducts questionnaire survey and collected 240 valid responses of firms listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange excluding financial industry. Using partial least square (PLS) model, we find that organizational learning capability plays a mediating role between intellectual capital and organizational performance. This result implies that organizations emphasizing and accumulating intellectual capital would form organizational learning capability and then increase performance. In addition, the results indicate that the accumulation of intellectual capital affects organizational learning style they adopt. Intellectual capital affects organizational learning capability and organizational performance through organizational learning style. Human capital has the most significant effect on performance through organizational learning style and organizational learning capability. Filling the gap in previous research, this result provides insight to realize organizations how to match intellectual capital with organizational learning style and organizational learning capability to increase organizational performance. This finding will be helpful for organizations to allocate resources on learning style properly to build learning organizations. |