New approach to the innovation process in emerging economies: The manufacturing sector case in Chile and Peru

Heredia, Jorge; Geldés, Cristián; Kunc, Martin; Flores, Alejandro

doi:10.1016/j.technovation.2018.02.012

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“…As such, firm innovation has been considered an engine that contributes to obtaining competitive advantages over competitors [51,77] and enhances long term financial performance [78,79]. Although emerging markets have attracted much attention from scholars in the last two decades [80], there is still a need for empirical evidence on the link between innovation activities to firm performance at the firm level in these markets [81,82]. A number of studies have reported that innovation does not necessarily lead to better performance [39,77].…”

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Relations between Innovation and Firm Performance of Manufacturing Firms in Southeast Asian Emerging Markets: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam

Kang

2019

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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This study aims to investigate the effects of product and process innovations on manufacturing firm performance in Southeast Asian emerging markets. To this end, using a cross-national sample of 2324 manufacturing firms from the World Bank Enterprise Survey (WBES) dataset of 2015, we test the effects of product and process innovations on the sales growth of manufacturing firms in Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia. This study finds that product innovation is positively related to sales growth while new operating technologies are negatively associated with sales growth. For high-tech firms, product innovation is positively related to sales growth. The findings imply that in Southeast Asian emerging markets, governments and manufacturing firms can enhance performance by investing in product innovation.

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Relations between Innovation and Firm Performance of Manufacturing Firms in Southeast Asian Emerging Markets: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam

Kang

2019

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

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“…Initial collections of elements were developed based on a previously developed universal collection of elements (Zemlickienė, 2015;Zemlickienė et al, 2017) and a literature review dedicated to the specifics of the commercialization of information technology and biotechnologies, and the concept proposed by Belton and Stewart (2012). With the help of the authors analysing innovation indicators throughout the innovation process (Dziallas & Blind, 2019;Pérez et al, 2019), technology commercialization, legal regulation of intellectual property issues and the aspects of different fields of engineering sciences, the authors determined sensitive areas and problems are faced organizations in the process commercialization and create new collections of elements for information technology and biotechnology modifying a previously proposed universal collection of elements. Afterwards, the collections of elements based on the experts' survey were revised and used as the research tool for establishing the importance of elements (Figure 1).…”

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Evaluation of the Expediency of Technology Commercialization: A Case of Information Technology and Biotechnology

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2020

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

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The ability to timely and objectively evaluate the expediency of technology commercialising is a crucial step for R&D organisations. It is a game with business success, which could enable to operate technologies efficiently and prevent unproductive investments. Managers in power, involved in the technology commercialization cycle, create rules for the game and are the leading players. The research establishes specifics of different technological fields, which are essential for assessing the expediency of technology commercialization. The scientific literature of technology commercialization didn’t take into account the specifics of different technological fields. The study presents the first two phases of the expediency of commercialization of the information technologies and biotechnologies evaluation models: the development of elements collections and the establishment of the importance of elements. The proposed technique could be expanded to select the most suitable technology for sustainable management of commercialization and the rational use of resources. The results of the expert’s survey aimed at establishing the importance of the elements are compared, efforts are made to identify differences in the evaluation the expediency of technology commercialization for information technologies and biotechnologies. The MCDM method has applied the selection of which was established by the motive related to the goal of evaluation – to evaluate the expediency of technology commercialization for information technologies and biotechnologies.

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“…A pesar de esta situación, las empresas peruanas tienden a invertir muy poco en Investigación y Desarrollo (I+D), y prefieren innovar comprando maquinaria, hardware y software (Tello, 2017). También enfrentan competencia informal (Heredia et al, 2017) y tienen problemas para obtener recursos financieros para promover la innovación (Pérez et al, 2018).…”

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Análisis cualitativo de los determinantes de la innovación en una economía emergente

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Miralles

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Las empresas de manufactura se esfuerzan por ser innovadoras y, de esta manera, ser competitivas en el mercado. Estas empresas son muy importantes en una economía emergente debido a su contribución al producto bruto interno y a la generación de puestos de trabajo para la población. Por ello, el objetivo de este estudio es identificar cuáles son los factores internos y externos que mejoran la capacidad de innovación de las empresas peruanas de manufactura y, a su vez, favorecen su competitividad. Para ello, se aplicó un enfoque cualitativo basado en el modelo de las seis C de Glaser, que forma parte de la teoría fundamentada, y se entrevistó a los gerentes de las empresas de manufactura peruanas. A partir del análisis y procesamiento de estos datos con el software de análisis cualitativo Atlas ti, se encontró que los proveedores y los clientes proporcionan valiosa información para innovar, y que la aplicación del diseño y la adquisición de maquinaria favorecen las innovaciones de estas empresas. En esa medida, este estudio cualitativo contribuye a identificar aquellos factores que ayudan a las empresas de manufactura peruanas a mejorar su capacidad de innovación. Así, los gerentes de las empresas de manufactura deben identificar aquellos factores que favorecen la implementación de innovaciones y, de esta manera, lograrán que sus empresas sean más competitivas.

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New approach to the innovation process in emerging economies: The manufacturing sector case in Chile and Peru

Cited by 126 publications

References 97 publications

Relations between Innovation and Firm Performance of Manufacturing Firms in Southeast Asian Emerging Markets: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam

Relations between Innovation and Firm Performance of Manufacturing Firms in Southeast Asian Emerging Markets: Empirical Evidence from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam

Evaluation of the Expediency of Technology Commercialization: A Case of Information Technology and Biotechnology

Análisis cualitativo de los determinantes de la innovación en una economía emergente

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