Strategic Innovation Planning and Partnerships: Aligning Market, Products/Services/Processes and Technologies

Caetano, Mauro; Amaral, Daniel Capaldo

doi:10.4236/ti.2013.41001

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“…The SME policy needs to be intro duced in line with other countries' rapid development of SME that opens doors for partnership in technology transfer and innovation. The identification of markets and possible partners to move to technological devel opment might be a greater shift strategically in better products, services, and processes for future growth: "With the adoption of partnership strategy, SMEs can retrieve some technologies to go for innovation and ad vancement" [4].…”

Section: Technology Transfer From Europe To Nepal Smementioning

confidence: 99%

Small and medium enterprises development in scientific and innovation perspective

Tiwari

2018

Journal of Economics and International Relations

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Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are critical components for any country. It demands systematic examination based on theory and proves its significance. In our case, finding explanations is required why SMEs are important, about its historical background and what it would deliver in the times to come. As the issue of SMEs is yet to recognize by the respective governments over time, it is inevitable to identify and find way out to address the concerns of the sector. The main objective of the paper is to make an inquiry into the increasing importance of SMEs in Nepal. While analyzing Nepal's SMEs, European SMEs are taken into consideration including other countries in an innovation perspective and technology transfer. Based on the empirical evidence and innovation theory of management propounded by the world-renowned scientists, we have tried to find solutions scientifically related to the weak absorptive capacity of SMEs to go in an innovative way for their advancement and technology transfer in Nepal SME as the role of SMEs is deemed critical for job creation and economic growth. The lessons from European and other developed economies could transform SMEs into more productive ones through innovation and push for the sustenance in the long run. The research shows that defining the SMEs in the Act itself is not sufficient to promote the sector. Rather, the SMEs should be advanced through the adoption of innovation management techniques and technology transfer with facilitation from acknowledgment management and partnership approach to their sustainability. Conclusion: the country needs to adopt a strategy to define the SMEs in a professional manner like other countries; introduction of some rules and regulations to encourage the sector in terms of incentives and finance; introduction of SME Policy to consolidate SMEs, which also needs to focus on technology transfer and knowledge management for adopting innovative approach for the advancement of the sector.

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Section: Technology Transfer From Europe To Nepal Smementioning

confidence: 99%

Small and medium enterprises development in scientific and innovation perspective

Tiwari

2018

Journal of Economics and International Relations

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Perception of agroindustrial engineering students on global innovation indices

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Medrano,

Salazar

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The objective was to evaluate the level of conceptual perception of higher education students on the Global Innovation Indices. The sample consisted of 77 agro-industrial engineering students from UNIA, divided into three groups: group I students of cycle III; group II, cycle VI; and group III, cycles VII and X, which were selected by intentional non-probabilistic sampling. The Kruskal Wallis non-parametric test was extracted, which showed the non-significance of the differences between groups and within each group. 57.4% of students presented a perception in the values that they do not understand and do not give importance to the Global Innovation Indices, compared to 42.7% who indicate the values do understand and give importance to it. No significant statistical difference was demonstrated between the groups and within each reference group at the levels of perception of the Global Innovation Indices.

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Strategic Innovation Planning and Partnerships: Aligning Market, Products/Services/Processes and Technologies

Cited by 2 publications

References 32 publications

Small and medium enterprises development in scientific and innovation perspective

Small and medium enterprises development in scientific and innovation perspective

Perception of agroindustrial engineering students on global innovation indices

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