Abstract
This study aims to determine and analyze the effect of intellectual capital on innovation capability. This study uses a quantitative approach. The independent variables are knowledge network, knowledge integration and relational capital. The dependent variable is the company's innovative capabilities. In this study using a questionnaire with 17 questions. This study had 32 respondents from different startup companies in Indonesia. Analysis of the data used in the form of validity and reliability statistics, classical assumption tests, and multiple linear regression analysis. The results of the study show knowledge network has a significant effect on knowledge integration. Knowledge integration and relational capital also have a significant effect on innovation capability.
Highlights
The selected respondents are startup owners or those who work at startups in Indonesia.The independent variables used were knowledge network (X1), relational capital (X2), and knowledge integration (M)
Based on the t test results, it can be seen that the knowledge network variable has a significant effect on network integration so that H1 is accepted
The t test results show that knowledge integration has a significant effect on innovation capability so that H2 can be accepted
Summary
Starting from developed countries to developing countries, there are businesses that have emerged and the potential to grow. There are many new businesses that have not been able to survive or even experience failure (Nirwana & Dhewanto, 2015). The role of investors in startup growth continues to be studied. In the United States (USA), the relationship between "Internet of Things" startups and investors leads to technology convergence as a result of knowledge from investors. It was found that investors have a role in connecting startups by forming an ideal topology to increase knowledge. More connections to other startups indicate greater technology convergence. Technological convergence occurs in network ventures as a result of investors playing the role of knowledge flow channels (Lim et al 2018)
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