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This study investigates the relationship between knowledge sharing and innovation performance. Quantitative survey using cross-sectional sampling was used. Sample included 355 different staff members. A questionnaire that was self-administered and was based on previously used metrics was chosen. The percentage of those that responded was 73.9%. A statistical method known as partial least squares structural equation modelling was used in order to examine and evaluate hypotheses that were proposed. The software program SPSS and Smart PLS were used in order to do the analysis on the data that were obtained. Findings reveal that knowledge sharing has a significant effect on innovation performance. In addition to this, data demonstrated a favorable and substantial association between the sharing of knowledge and innovation of both products and processes. The findings of research have significant implications for further developing and enhancing the relation between knowledge sharing and innovative performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study examines that how knowledge and perception affect Muslim policyholders of Takaful and conventional insurance businesses in developing economy. Questionnaire containing 26 items was used to gather data. The regression analysis was used and results of study reveal that awareness of Takaful holders is higher on Islamic insurance products and Islamic finance products in comparison to convention insurance policyholders. Perception of the conventional holders towards their companies is better than Takaful holders. The conventional insurance policyholders had better see products offered by their companies and companies themselves. Takaful operators will understand public awareness about Takaful and public perception of their insurance and Takaful providers it helps in policy selection for existing and future customers of Takaful and conventional insurance companies. In Pakistan, no study of such kind was conducted in the previous few years using the variables utilized in present study. Results of current investigation have practical implications for Takaful operators and conventional insurance companies operating in developing countries like Pakistan in order to revist the policies in vogue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]