Global competition strategies for Indonesian SMEs

IF 1.4 Q3 MANAGEMENT

International Journal of Entrepreneurial Venturing Pub Date : 2020-08-28 DOI:10.1504/ijev.2020.109592

Sinta Aryani, S. Wiryono, Deddy P. Koesrindartoto, Prameshwara Anggahegari

引用次数: 2

Abstract

Given the limitations of SMEs and the rigid requirements of financial institutions, this paper evaluates the bridge which connects those ends. The purpose of the paper is to find smooth connections between SMEs and financial institutions in order to enhance the quality credits given to SMEs. The literature came from qualified international academic journals and papers, reports from prominent global institutions, and reports from the Indonesian government which are related to their policies towards SMEs and financial institutions. Comparisons were made among countries around the world regarding the policies applied to their SMEs and financial institutions. This paper looks specifically at the global challenges related to Indonesian SMEs to reach sustainable growth. Collaborations between the government, financial institutions, and SMEs are needed. The roles of financial inclusion, financial literacy, innovation lending, and the government are important measures to support SMEs' developments.

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印尼中小企业的全球竞争策略

考虑到中小企业的局限性和金融机构的刚性要求，本文对连接这两个端点的桥梁进行了评估。本文的目的是寻找中小企业与金融机构之间的顺畅联系，以提高中小企业的信贷质量。文献来源于有资质的国际学术期刊和论文、全球知名机构的报告以及印尼政府对中小企业和金融机构政策的报告。对世界各国适用于中小企业和金融机构的政策进行了比较。本文特别关注与印尼中小企业实现可持续增长相关的全球挑战。政府、金融机构和中小企业之间需要合作。普惠金融、金融素养、创新贷款和政府的作用是支持中小企业发展的重要措施。

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来源期刊

International Journal of Entrepreneurial Venturing MANAGEMENT-

CiteScore

2.60

自引率

20.00%

发文量

期刊介绍： The journal name relates to Harvard Business School''s understanding of "The Entrepreneurial Venture" (Sahlmann/Stevenson/Roberts/Bhidé), the concept of entrepreneurship not only limited to new ventures/start-ups, but further understood as the concentration of opportunity/growth/value creation regardless of company size, age or kind. Hence, IJEV addresses organisational processes surrounding these concepts: from an idea to an innovation. To bridge the gap between innovation and entrepreneurship research, IJEV emphasises implications of this new knowledge for researchers, managers, public policy makers and business educators. Topics covered include: -Opportunity: identification; recognition; creation; selection; exploitation -Growth: management of rapidly growing enterprises; control -Value creation: for owners; for customers; other stakeholders; society -Entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship -New venture creation -Management of technology and innovation -New product development and creativity -SME management -Entrepreneurial and small enterprise finance -Crowdsourcing and crowdfunding -Family business -Gender and diversity -Global entrepreneurship and internationalisation -Public policy, the economy, and the small enterprise -Business and organisational failure