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| Research on Mechanism of Social Capital Components upon Individual Ambidextrous Innovation |
| Lin Jun,Han Xin |
| School of Economic and Management, Xi'an University of Technology, Xi'an 710054, China |
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Abstract The influence of social capital on individual ambidextrous innovation has been paid attention to in the academic field, to clarify the relationship between social capital and individual ambidextrous innovation is critical to enhance the enterprise innovation capability. Based on the three dimensions of social capital for three pairs of components: structure dimension of bonding network and bridging network, relational dimension of generalised trust and particularised trust, ognitive dimension of shared vision and organizational diversity ,explores each pairs of components of social capital differences influence between exploitative innovation and exploratory innovation, analyses the balance function of components to alleviate the facing dilemma of times conflict of individual both exploitative innovation and exploratory innovation, builds alignment and adaptability social capital theory architectures both exploitation and exploration, provides theoretical basis for making good use and careful social capital components to upgrade the capacity of employees ambidextrous innovation for managers.
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Received: 23 September 2016
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Corresponding Authors:
Lin Jun
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