Serviços na PAEP 2001: reconfigurando a agenda de pesquisas estatísticas de inovação

Abstract

Este artigo, que realiza uma abordagem teórica sobre a natureza e as singularidades do processo de inovação nos serviços e na indústria, baseia-se em análise empírica e utiliza os dados de inovação Paep 2001 captados pela Fundação Seade.

O Setor Terciário Enquanto Componente Aglomerativo Na Implantação Da Unidade Fabril Da Suzano Papel E Celulose No Município De Imperatriz - Ma

“…De acordo com Bernardes et al (2005), existe uma importante relação entre o setor de serviços e a indústria, que se dá na troca de padrões competitivos, tecnológicos e organizacionais entre eles. Enquanto as atividades industriais são mais dependentes de insumos que, segundo os autores, não podem ser palpáveis, de serviços e mão de obra qualificada para aumentar a competitividade, algumas áreas do setor terciário passam a ser mais dependentes de investimentos em recursos físicos, como infraestrutura de transporte, logística e telecomunicações, a fim de que as atividades terciárias possam obter mais receita e, consequentemente, lucro.…”

Multiple trends of tertiarization: A comparative input–output analysis of the service sector expansion between Brazil and United States

“…It is possible to say that the inter-sectoral and intra-sectoral borderlines can hardly be defined (Bernardes et al, 2005) and distinguishing industrial activities from those of services becomes less attainable (Pilat and Wölfl, 2005;Wölfl, 2005;Arriagada, 2007;Lima and Rocha, 2009;Siddiqui and Saleem, 2010). Therefore, a convergence between these sectors emerges by which manufacturing is increasingly oriented to services and services, in turn, become gradually more industrialized (Gallouj, 2002).…”

Production structure of the services sector in countries at different development levels

“…The growth of advanced services is directly related to the emergence of the new information and communications technologies ( ) paradigm, which allows for greater integration between economic sectors and, consequently, greater information and knowledge exchange between manufacturing and services, promoting the innovation process (Castellacci, 2008). The technological revolution thus gave rise to the "knowledge-based economy" (Jesus, 2005), the characteristics of which include a strengthening of knowledge-intensive services provided to firms (Muller and Zenker, 2001), which act as "innovation promotion agents" (Bernardes, Bessa and Kalup, 2005).…”

“…The rapid pace of change in the introduction of new technologies, which generate products with different characteristics but fulfil functions similar to those of traditional modes of production, distribution and consumption, introduce additional complexities that have rendered classification systems obsolete (Arriagada, 2007, p. 31). Intra-and inter-sectoral boundaries are becoming more tenuous (Bernardes, Bessa and Kalup, 2005); and the distinction between manufacturing activities and those of the services sector is becoming less clear-cut (Pilat and Wölfl, 2005;Wölfl, 2005;Arriagada, 2007;Lima and Rocha, 2009;Siddiqui and Saleem, 2010). An inter-sectoral convergence process is unfolding, such that the manufacturing sector is increasingly serviceoriented, and the services sector is gradually becoming more industrialized (Gallouj, 2002).…”