Construyendo capacidades tecnológicas en escenarios inestables: empresas manufactureras argentinas y brasileñas

Marín, Anabel; Stubrin, Lilia; Gibbons, María Amelia

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“…Therefore, reflecting its interest in a greater local investment, as compared to the consideration of the location as a mere exporting launching pad. The proposed research is aligned with the most recent studies, even more, it is placed at the cutting edge of the current knowledge (FRITSCH, 2015;GASCA;TORRES, 2014;GUSEYNOV;FADHIL, 2014;KATZ, 2014;MARÍN;STUBRIN;GIBBONS, 2014;NISTOR, 2014;TRAUTWEIN;KÖRNER, 2014;ESTEINOU, 2013;POSADA, 2013;PORTA, 2013;ROMERO, 2013;MUÑOZ, 2012;VERA-VASSALLO, 2012). The theoretical framework offers a model as a response to the research question presented in this area.…”

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A Management of the conflict for entrepreneurial innovation at a transnational company located in Mexico

Alvarado

Gutiérrez

2017

Ind. Jour. Manag. & Prod.

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The objective of this work is to analyze how conflict gives way to entrepreneurial innovation as a result of facing the non-compatibility between universalism-particularism at the subsidiary of a transnational company located in Mexico. The evidence was obtained by means of a survey, interviews, analysis of electronic mails, minutes of work, project documents and systemic observation.For this research, the SPSS and the root cause analysis were required. Conflict derived from non-compatibility between Universalism and Particularism leads to a more accurate decision making process.

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A Management of the conflict for entrepreneurial innovation at a transnational company located in Mexico

Alvarado

Gutiérrez

2017

Ind. Jour. Manag. & Prod.

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“…4.2.2.1 Inputs of innovation. Based on studies for Latin American countries (Crespi and Zuniga, 2012;Arza and L opez, 2010;Marín et al, 2014), we included internal R&D, external R&D and other innovation activities that are not usually present in studies for developed countries such as the acquisition of machinery and equipment, the acquisition of hardware and software, technology transfer and industrial design and engineering (Santamaría et al, 2009). Following Arza and L opez (2010), the inputs or innovation activities were classified into:…”

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Cooperation and novelty innovation: a study for Argentina

Pasciaroni¹,

Barbero²

2020

JSTPM

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Purpose This paper aims to analyse the influence of cooperation on the degree of novelty of technological innovations introduced by industrial firms in Argentina. This influence is analysed from three perspectives: cooperation by partner type [business partners or scientific and technological centres (S&T) partners]; cooperation by number of partner types, from no cooperation to cooperation with two partner types; and cooperation by goals pursued by firms. Design/methodology/approach The data come from one of the last national innovation surveys conducted in Argentina. The study controls for endogeneity, using instrumental variable procedures within the conditional mixed-process (CMP) framework. Findings The main result is the influence of cooperation with universities and S&T centres on the introduction of more novel innovations, which was found both in estimations with and without endogeneity correction. This influence was verified for more complex goals (R&D, technology transfer and industrial design and engineering) as well as for less complex ones (tests and trials, human resources training, quality management and certification). Business cooperation seems to impact only on a lower degree of novelty for more complex goals. The increase in the number of partners that the firm cooperates with, from no cooperation to joint cooperation with two partner types, influences more novel innovations. Research limitations/implications Limitations and proposals for future research are discussed at the end of the study. Practical implications The results of this study contrast with the high propensity to cooperate with business partners shown by firms in Argentina and other Latin American countries. Therefore, this paper may help formulate more effective policies to promote cooperation conducive to firm innovation performance. Limitations and proposals for future research are discussed at the end of the study. Originality/value Although there is empirical evidence on this topic for developed countries, firm-level studies on cooperation and degree of novelty are scarce for Latin America. In addition, this paper analyses cooperation not only by type of partner but also by type of goal. This study attempted to control for endogeneity by using instrumental variables within the CMP framework.

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“…Se encuentra un número significativo de empresas aglomeradas en un grupo reducido de sectores, las que se identificaron a la vanguardia de la actividad innovadora e incrementaron ostensiblemente sus esfuerzos innovadores durante el período bajo estudio. La evidencia analizada sugiere que estas empresas no se proyectan como líderes mundiales, siendo una indicación de aquello los bajos gastos en i+d que registran, muy lejanos de los estándares mundiales; sin embargo, en términos relativos, se diferencian del resto de las empresas en cada país y, en tal sentido, resulta interesante analizar sus características (Marín, Stubrin, y Gibbons, 2014).…”

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Barreras de innovación en PYMES: una aproximación a través de una revisión sistemática de literatura

Pupiales¹,

Delgado²

2020

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La innovación es un factor clave en la competitividad de los países y las empresas. Las pequeñas y medianas empresas que no adoptan la innovación dentro de su estrategia central corren el riesgo de no ser competitivas debido a quedarse rezagadas con productos y procesos obsoletos. Las empresas innovadoras son determinantes para una economía dinámica y competitiva. El propósito de esta investigación es identificar las diferentes barreras que afectan el desempeño del proceso de innovación en las pequeñas y medianas empresas - PYMES. Para analizar las barreras de innovación a las que se enfrentan las PYMES, se realizó una revisión de la literatura existente en diferentes lugares del mundo, incluyendo a Colombia. La importancia de este estudio se deriva del hecho de que muy pocos estudios han explorado la cuestión de los factores que limitan los procesos de innovación de las PYMES, siendo un tema que ofrece orientación para futuras investigaciones en un campo que aún está en emergiendo.

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Construyendo capacidades tecnológicas en escenarios inestables: empresas manufactureras argentinas y brasileñas

Cited by 3 publications

References 17 publications

A Management of the conflict for entrepreneurial innovation at a transnational company located in Mexico

A Management of the conflict for entrepreneurial innovation at a transnational company located in Mexico

Cooperation and novelty innovation: a study for Argentina

Barreras de innovación en PYMES: una aproximación a través de una revisión sistemática de literatura

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