Innovation and production management: lessons from Algerian consumers

Abdelmadjid Hartani, Samir B. Maliki, Mourad Kertous and Inaya Wahidi

International Journal of Services, Economics and Management, 2024, vol. 15, issue 5, 479-496

Abstract: This article aims to study the influence of production management on innovation results based on knowledge management in Algerian companies. The relationship between different aspects of innovation concepts, production management, and knowledge management in the Algerian market is examined. However, defining a holistic production model is challenging due to extreme changes in the market, particularly with the COVID-19 crisis, making predicting future circumstances and risks impossible. The sample consists of people aged between 20 and over 60 years old from various sectors, including government, private, daily wage, and self-employment. The sample includes genders, males, and females. One hundred and ninety-one questionnaires were designed and distributed with about 50 items each. The results show that marketing and the COVID-19 crisis have a positive impact on production, whereas knowledge and communication have no impact. Additionally, production has a positive impact on innovation. Therefore, Algerian enterprises must double their efforts to survive in this complex environment. They must develop more innovation and knowledge management systems to enhance production management and improve their relationship with customers.

Keywords: innovation; knowledge management; production management; COVID-19; Algerian consumer. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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