The influence of organisational learning capability on the organisational use of SMA practices: The mediating role of employee creativity and empowerment

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This study extends the strategic management accounting (SMA) and organisational learning literature by examining the role of organisational learning capability in facilitating the organisational use of SMA practices. Further, we consider the role of two employee behavioural factors – employee empowerment of SMA practices and employee creativity – in mediating this relationship. Data was collected from 332 accountants in Australian business organisations using an online survey questionnaire, with structural equation modelling applied to analyse the data. The findings highlight the direct and indirect (through employee empowerment of SMA practices and employee creativity) influence that organisational learning capability has on the organisational use of SMA practices.

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Baird, K., Su, S., & Nuhu, N. (2024). The influence of organisational learning capability on the organisational use of SMA practices: The mediating role of employee creativity and empowerment. Accounting and Finance, 64(3), 2321–2343. https://doi.org/10.1111/acfi.13217

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