Title:
THE ROLE OF SUPPLY CHAIN DRIVERS ON R&D PERFORMANCE IN MANUFACTURING COMPANIES (Empirical Evidence on Family Business)

Authors:
Timotius F.C.W Sutrisno, Elia Ardyan, Liestya Padmawidjaja, Devi R Wijayadne, Indonesia

Abstract:

The current condition of family businesses engaged in manufacturing that are closely related to the supply chain is expected to perform optimally, where the company's performance is influenced by several supply chain drivers, namely growth and innovation. R&D performance. The purpose of this research is to determine the effect of growth & innovation on R&D performance through partnership in R&D as a mediating variable that can have an impact on the competitiveness of companies and countries. The research focuses on family-owned manufacturing companies. The research uses a quantitative approach and a descriptive type of research. This study applies a random sampling technique and the data obtained and can be processed are 51 data which are owner of Indonesian manufacturing industry companies. Collecting data by distributing questionnaires online, analyzed using PLS. This study finds that growth does not affect partnerships in R&D, innovation is the driving force for R&D partnerships, and growth, innovation, and R&D partnerships have an impact on R&D performance. In addition, partnership in R&D as a mediating variable does not affect the relationship between growth and R&D performance but affects the relationship between innovation and R&D performance.