Thesis:

Relationships between community knowledge leadership, student management, innovation quality and firm performance with the moderating role of intense competition

Based on the literature of knowledge management, leadership and innovation, this study examines possible relationships between customer knowledge management, knowledge-based leadership, innovation quality and company performance. And the sampling method is the available method. The mediating roles of customer knowledge management and knowledge-oriented leadership are highlighted among these relationships in SMEs, where human resources and invested capital are limited. The method of testing the research hypotheses was the structural equation method. And the data collection method was a questionnaire. Therefore, the findings contribute to the existing literature by providing empirical evidence to support that customer knowledge management mediates the relationship between knowledge-based leadership and innovation quality. In addition, innovation quality mediates the relationship between customer knowledge management and firm performance. Also, competitive intensity moderates the relationship between customer knowledge management and innovation Keywords: knowledge-based leadership, knowledge-based management, innovation quality, company Relationships between community knowledge leadership, student management, innovation quality and firm performance with the moderating role of intense competitionperformance, competitive intensity quality.

Keywords: knowledge-based leadership, knowledge-based management, innovation quality, company performance, com