2009
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-65552009000400006
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Alianças estratégicas como condicionantes do desenvolvimento da capacidade tecnológica: o caso de cinco empresas do setor eletro-eletrônico brasileiro

Abstract: Mundialmente, as empresas são impelidas a construírem capacidades para fazer face ao momento de intensa competição. No caso do Brasil, a pressão pela abertura dos mercados e a internacionalização da concorrência têm impulsionado as empresas a buscarem formas alternativas para acelerar o desenvolvimento tecnológico. Propõe-se no presente trabalho examinar a questão de como as empresas brasileiras conseguem aumentar a sua capacidade tecnológica e tornarem-se internacionalmente competitivas. Para tal, três tipos … Show more

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“…Interorganizational agreements and cooperative business networks became a necessary strategy for companies facing a competitive disadvantage (Lazzarini, 2007(Lazzarini, , 2008. While large companies relied on such strategies as partnerships and alliances (Balbinot & Marques, 2009), small and medium firms adopted collaborative agreements such as small-firm networks as a way to overcome common problems (Andrade & Hoffmann, 2010;Castro, Bulgacov, & Hoffmann, 2011;Magalhães, Daudt, & Phonlor, 2009). Small-Firm Networks (SFNs) are long-term collaborative agreements through which firms establish joint strategies, structures and a form of relationship governance to achieve common goals and generate competitive advantages (Dean, Holmes, & Smith, 1997;Jarillo, 1993;Kilduff & Tsai, 2003;Provan & Kenis, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Interorganizational agreements and cooperative business networks became a necessary strategy for companies facing a competitive disadvantage (Lazzarini, 2007(Lazzarini, , 2008. While large companies relied on such strategies as partnerships and alliances (Balbinot & Marques, 2009), small and medium firms adopted collaborative agreements such as small-firm networks as a way to overcome common problems (Andrade & Hoffmann, 2010;Castro, Bulgacov, & Hoffmann, 2011;Magalhães, Daudt, & Phonlor, 2009). Small-Firm Networks (SFNs) are long-term collaborative agreements through which firms establish joint strategies, structures and a form of relationship governance to achieve common goals and generate competitive advantages (Dean, Holmes, & Smith, 1997;Jarillo, 1993;Kilduff & Tsai, 2003;Provan & Kenis, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In turn, these three domains can support firms in development of their technological capacity in two different directions: in strengthening already existing capacity and in development of technological capacity to higher levels (Balbinot & Marques, 2009).…”
Section: Technological Capacitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It also encompasses databases, software, machinery and equipment, ensuring a continuous process of technological learning, which will strengthen the capacity to innovate (Balbinot & Marques, 2009;Gradvohl et al, 2011).…”
Section: Technological Capacitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Based on a search of the most prestigious databases for Brazilian scientific papers that cite only the electronics sector, there is little information on how the sector conducts its internal and external operations (Fensterseifer, Bastos 1989;Belle 1991;Slongo 1996;Martins 2001;Talamo, Carvalho 2004;Mafra, Grisci 2004;Jansen et al 2005;Araujo, Oliveira 2006;Hauser et al 2007;Vianna et al 2007;Balbinot, Marques 2009). However, a search for articles in international databases reveals a more intense and detailed discussion about the electronics sectors in several countries.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%