INNOVATION IN BRAZILIAN SMALL COMPANIES

  • Rodrigues T
  • Lira Á
  • Naas I
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Abstract

This study aims to identify the interfaces and boundaries of innovation orientation of Brazilian MSEs. Despite the importance of innovation for Brazilian MSEs, a thorough analysis of such initiatives in Brazil still has not actually happened. Thus, a search was developed from a quantitative approach of applied nature and descriptive. A structured questionnaire was used and 700 MSEs were interviewed using a probabilistic sampling. The study offers two important conclusions. First, the challenges for innovation can be perceived along three dimensions: design innovation, the implementation of innovation, and the functional area of innovation. And second, the data confirms that small Brazilian companies generally have difficulties to sell their innovations.

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Rodrigues, T. K. de A., Lira, Á. D. M., & Naas, I. D. A. (2015). INNOVATION IN BRAZILIAN SMALL COMPANIES. Independent Journal of Management & Production, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.14807/ijmp.v6i1.215

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