2013
DOI: 10.1590/s1678-69712013000300010
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As conexões entre orientação empreendedora, capacidade de marketing e a percepção do desempenho empresarial: evidências empíricas das micro e pequenas empresas varejistas

Abstract: A literatura acadêmica atual apresenta progresso no entendimento do desenvolvimento de estratégias das empresas, quanto ao aprimoramento das competências e recursos, para enfrentar a concorrência e a turbulência do ambiente competitivo. Neste trabalho são examinados os relacionamentos dos construtos orientação empreendedora (NAMAN; SLEVIN, 1993) e capacidade de marketing (VORHIES; HARKER, 2000) no desempenho empresarial (GONZÁLES-BENITO; GONZÁLES-BENITO; MUÑOZ-GALLEGO, 2009) percebido pelos gestores, focando a… Show more

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“…Miller (1983) used three dimensions, namely, innovativeness, proactiveness and propensity for risk-taking, taking a unidimensional approach to the construct itself, while Lumpkin and Dess (1996) used five dimensions, namely, innovativeness, proactiveness, predisposition to risk-taking, autonomy and aggression, taking a multidimensional approach to the construct. Although the dimensions proposed by Miller (1983) are not unanimously accepted in the literature, nevertheless many of those who propose different dimensions in their studies also highlight the dimensions proposed by Miller and this is one of the reasons that this paper uses these dimensions, in addition to the fact that this study follows a proposal by Reis Neto et al (2013a) who refer to a construct of entrepreneurial orientation comprising the dimensions: innovation, proactiveness and risk-taking, using a multidimensional approach which in turn is based on work by Naman and Slevin (1993).…”
Section: Entrepreneurial Orientationmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…Miller (1983) used three dimensions, namely, innovativeness, proactiveness and propensity for risk-taking, taking a unidimensional approach to the construct itself, while Lumpkin and Dess (1996) used five dimensions, namely, innovativeness, proactiveness, predisposition to risk-taking, autonomy and aggression, taking a multidimensional approach to the construct. Although the dimensions proposed by Miller (1983) are not unanimously accepted in the literature, nevertheless many of those who propose different dimensions in their studies also highlight the dimensions proposed by Miller and this is one of the reasons that this paper uses these dimensions, in addition to the fact that this study follows a proposal by Reis Neto et al (2013a) who refer to a construct of entrepreneurial orientation comprising the dimensions: innovation, proactiveness and risk-taking, using a multidimensional approach which in turn is based on work by Naman and Slevin (1993).…”
Section: Entrepreneurial Orientationmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Data were collected at the 27th EXPOSUPER, which is a trade fair at which 35,000 visitors were present. The data collection instrument used is a questionnaire previously validated by Reis Neto et al (2013a). The first section covers control variables chosen to profile the firms, the second contains entrepreneurial orientation variables, the third comprises marketing capability variables and the fourth section contains business performance variables, all using seven-point Likert response scales.…”
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confidence: 99%
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