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• W1602023788 abstract "There are many strategies and initiatives that have been applied in different organizations, and Six S igma is one of these strategies. By applying Six Sigma, organiz ations aim to achieve a high rate of performance. T he effect of Six Sigma on the business performance has drawn the attention of many scholars. Since Motorola’s release o f Six Sigma as a quality strategy, researchers have studied the relationship between Six Sigma and many aspects of business performance whether financial or non-financial aspe cts. But there are some aspects of the organization that still need to be investigated and elaborated. The relationship between Six Sigma and innovation is one of the org anization aspects that needs to be deeply investigated. (Para st, 2010). Although reviewing the literature relate d to Six Sigma hints that Six Sigma helps organizations to be inno vative via one of the approaches that belongs Six S igma which is DFSS, there is no an explicit study that explains t he effect of Six Sigma as a strategy on the innovat ive abilities of the organization. Thus, the present paper aims to intro duce a theoretical study that investigates and expl ains this relationship between Six Sigma and innovation from the Absorptive Capacity Theory perspective." @default.
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• W1602023788 title "Innovation and Six Sigma foundation from the perspective of the absorptive capacity theory" @default.
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