Abstract

The knowledge sharing model is a game model which is constructed by comparing the relationship between income and cost and exploring the law of knowledge sharing among enterprises. On the one hand, the model considers the knowledge obtained by enterprises through alliance relationship, the knowledge spilled inside and outside the clique and the innovation output obtained by synergistic effect; On the other hand, it considers the cost that enterprises need to pay from finding, negotiating to choosing alliance cliques. Based on the knowledge sharing model, this paper tries to find the rules of knowledge sharing among the enterprises inside and outside the alliance cliques. The results show that when there is no synergistic effect of knowledge between enterprises in cliques, there is a free rider behavior when enterprises choose cliques; When there is synergy effect, enterprises have strong willingness to get more innovative knowledge to enhance their innovative potential; However, with the increase of the cost of enterprise alliance, the enthusiasm of enterprises to choose alliance cliques gradually decreases. Finally, based on the conclusions of the research, the paper puts forward some countermeasures and suggestions for enterprises to choose alliance cliques and improve innovation output.

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