Toward Sustainable Performance: Interaction between
Experiential Learning, Strategic Alignment, Dynamic
Capabilities and Corporate Social Responsibility
Implementation
Journal:
GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Authors:
Hani Sirine
Volume:
10
Issue:
2
Grenze ID:
01.GIJET.10.2.960
Pages:
2613-2627
Abstract
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) implementation is a process that continues to
move forward in a sustainable manner. Its influence not only impacts the company itself, but
also society at large. The aim of this research is to develop a framework for understanding
experiential learning in the context of Sido Muncul CSR implementation and how strategic
alignment and dynamic capabilities facilitate this to encourage sustainable performance for
both Sido Muncul and Sido Muncul partner farmer groups. The type of data used in this
research is primary data obtained from interviews with the Sido Muncul Public Relations and
CSR Department and Sido Muncul partner farmers. The research results show that first, the
dimensions of experiential learning are critical reflection, participation and experimentation;
second, the dimensions of strategic alignment, namely strategy, structural, business processes,
information systems, cross-functions, and alignment mechanisms; third, the dimensions of
dynamic capabilities are resource integration capabilities, organizational learning capabilities,
and innovation and change capabilities; fourth, the dimensions of CSR implementation are
economic value creation, social value creation, and environmental value creation; fifth, the
dimensions of sustainable performance are reputation, innovation, employee involvement, and
inter-organizational learning.