Knowledge Management Maturity and Firm's Performance: Firm's Size as a Moderating Variable

This follow-up study provides a conceptual refinement on the possible linkage between 'knowledge management maturity' (KMM) and 'organizational performance' within the setting of Indonesia construction firms. A moderating variable of 'size of organization' is introduced into the analysis. An empirical study was carried out by means of a cross-sectional survey. Out of 486 questionnaires distributed, 117 were returned and deemed usable. The study found compelling evidence to support the conjecture that company size serves as a moderating variable between the two key variables. Further analysis shows a variety of contribution levels of KMM sub dimensions towards performance. The study could benefit Indonesia construction firms by providing convincing empirical evidence on the differing efficacy of KMM across different company sizes. The practical insights could assist development of KMM strategy for respective organizations.