INFLUENCE OF MODERATORS IN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLAN CULTURE AND KNOWLEDGE SHARING OF ENTREPRENEURS IN THE AIR-CONDITIONER PRODUCTION BUSINESS IN BANGKOK
Keywords:
Clan Culture, Technology, Knowledge SharingAbstract
The objective of this research were to; (1) study the level of clan culture, technology and knowledge sharing. The researcher examines (2) influence of moderators in technology transfer of relationship between clan culture and knowledge sharing of entrepreneurs in the air-conditioner production business in Bangkok. The research samples included 105 entrepreneurs of the air-conditioner production business in Bangkok. The data analysis was used throughout the research by structuring equation modeling. The research results revealed that (1) clan culture, technology and knowledge sharing showed overall means at a high level; (2) the influences of moderators in technology transfer exhibited correlation between clan culture and knowledge sharing of entrepreneurs in the air-conditioner production business in Bangkok.
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