2021
DOI: 10.22430/24223182.1926
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Valle de la muerte: factores que dificultan el éxito de innovaciones tecnológicas

Abstract: El término valle de la muerte es una metáfora utilizada para describir una etapa de vacío o cuello de botella que experimentan los proyectos de innovación tecnológica después de las fases de investigación y desarrollo, y antes del desarrollo de nuevos productos y su lanzamiento al mercado. El objetivo de este artículo fue estudiar los factores involucrados en el valle de la muerte con el fin de ayudar en la definición de estrategias para superar esta brecha y, de este modo, aumentar las probabilidades de éxito… Show more

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“…Contrary to the activities which resulted transversal for almost all the processes, our findings indicate that there are some that although they are not important for beginner processes, they catch attention when projects gain maturity. This could indicate that there exists a certain type of persistence in the mental models when facing a project, and that there exists the possibility to overcome the Valley of Death and effectively become innovations through flexible models [64]. In those cases, the variability in the valuations of activities could indicate differences in conception related to the general R&D process and may help to validate the existence of different mental models when working in the same type of projects.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Contrary to the activities which resulted transversal for almost all the processes, our findings indicate that there are some that although they are not important for beginner processes, they catch attention when projects gain maturity. This could indicate that there exists a certain type of persistence in the mental models when facing a project, and that there exists the possibility to overcome the Valley of Death and effectively become innovations through flexible models [64]. In those cases, the variability in the valuations of activities could indicate differences in conception related to the general R&D process and may help to validate the existence of different mental models when working in the same type of projects.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%