Abstract

Abstract In today’s dynamic market landscape, mechatronic product development faces challenges due to changing customer demands and unpredictable events. To secure organizations’ innovation capability in this environment, agile methods have gained prominence. Previously, the authors identified success factors and characteristics of agility and innovation capability through extensive literature research. This study now focuses on establishing cause-effect relationships between agility and innovation capability using these factors. An empirical study involving professionals from diverse industries explores how introducing agility in mechatronic product development can improve organizational innovation capability. The findings indicate that agility positively influences innovation capability to varying degrees. This research contributes valuable insights to enhance the innovation capability and agility of industrial organizations sustainably. By embracing agile approaches, organizations can thrive in the face of a dynamic market environment.

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