A Influência Da Inovação Em Produtos E Processos No Desempenho De Empresas Brasileiras

Terra, Natália Mendonça; Barbosa, José Geraldo Pereira; Bouzada, Marco Aurélio Carino

doi:10.11606/rai.v12i3.101363

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“…Innovation is also important for business performance and business development (de Jong, Marston, and Roth 2015). However, there are still controversial opinions about the relationship between innovation and financial performance of enterprises (Terra, Barbosa, and Bouzada 2015). Moreover, there are a lot of studies that examine the success factors of innovation projects (Kapsali 2011;Rajablu, Marthandan, and Yusoff 2014;Berchicci 2013;Sisodiya, Johnson, and Grégoire 2013).…”

Section: Possible Factors That Might Influence Enterprises' Innovativmentioning

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Why say no to innovation? Evidence from industrial SMEs in European Union

Carvalho

Yordanova

2018

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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This paper aims at presenting the results from a research on the reasons why more than 50% of the small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) in European Union (EU) are non-innovative. The paper intends to find out which are the specific factors that influence the percentage of non-innovative industrial SMEs, considering that SMEs are the main stakeholders and target group of EU funds and policies, and industry is the main direction for economic development.The study employs a cross-sectional study and linear regressions. The findings after applying the research methodology show some already known factors that obstruct SMEs innovation performance like lack of internal finance and little market competition. However, the main contribution of the research is the finding that a low market demand does not contribute to an increase in the percentage of non-innovative enterprises.As a conclusion, all the measures and EU programs for boosting market demand for the purposes of increasing the number of innovative enterprises would be useless.Recently and during the last 20 years, EU has implied many mechanisms, policies, funding opportunities and monitoring so to achieve an increase in enterprises' innovativeness. European Union has spent a lot of money and efforts on that initiative (Chobanova 2016) and has transformed its identity by pursuing that goal and the metrics for innovation development that it sets all the time (Fougère, Segercrantz, and Seeck 2017).At the end, between 2014 and 2020, more than 190 billion euros will have been spent for enterprises' innovations via Horizon 2020 and European Structural and Investment Funds, but still almost 50% of EU enterprises are non-innovative (Eurostat 2017).

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Section: Possible Factors That Might Influence Enterprises' Innovativmentioning

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Why say no to innovation? Evidence from industrial SMEs in European Union

Carvalho

Yordanova

2018

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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“…Nas organizações, as inovações de produtos podem promover o ganho financeiro, tal qual as inovações em processos podem reduzir os custos dos métodos de produção, impulsionando a organização em relação à concorrência, pelo menos até o momento em que os concorrentes reagem a ameaça e adotam uma postura defensiva da posição alcançada no mercado (TERRA; BARBOSA; BOUZADA, 2015). Ibidem (2015, p. 201) atestam ainda que "[...] as pesquisas sobre a relação da inovação com o desempenho financeiro das empresas apresentam conclusões contraditórias.…”

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Sistema de controle gerencial Levers of Control e a cultura de inovação em escritório contábil / Levers of Control management control system and the culture of innovation in accounting office

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Cescon²

2022

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961 RESUMOO principal objetivo das organizações é a sobrevivência. Em meio às incertezas, desafios e riscos pertinentes ao negócio, duas ferramentas são utilizadas pelos gestores buscando galgar vantagem estratégica em detrimento dos entrantes, a saber, o sistema de controle gerencial (SCG) e a difusão de uma cultura de inovação. Por conseguinte, estudos como este são fundamentais para compreender como esses dois temas podem se concatenar. O objetivo central consiste em compreender, baseado nos respondentes de uma organização privada de serviços contábeis, qual é a relação entre o SCG no modelo Levers of Control de Simons (1995) e a cultura de inovação. A natureza do trabalho é aplicada, a abordagem é quantitativa, os objetivos são atendidos de forma descritiva e o procedimento técnico adotado é o survey. Mesmo com uma amostra limitada de 65 respondentes os testes revelaram alto grau de confiabilidade. Os resultados demonstraram que a organização em estudo apresenta forte uso do SCG e alto grau de orientação à cultura de inovação. As quatro dimensões das alavancas de controle de Simons (1995) apresentaram correlação positiva, de moderada a forte, com a cultura de inovação. Os achados avançam na área de estudo corroborando com pesquisas que apontam para a conexão entre o uso dos SCG e inovação, trazendo a lume a forma de operacionalização que as organizações podem lançar mão para fomentar uma cultura de inovação.Palavras-chave: sistema de controle gerencial, cultura de inovação, alavancas de controle.

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“…There are studies reporting positive effects (SUN, GU and WU, 2017;EZZI, JARBOUI, 2016;XIE, HUO, QI et al, 2016;LIN and CHEN 2007;TERZIOVSKI, 2010), negative effects (MAHLICH, 2010;CHOI and LEE, 2008), and even no effect (BRITO, BRITO, and MORGANTI, 2009). Terra, Barbosa, and Bouzada (2015) state that the literature is inconclusive because of the diversity of the variables used to measure the relationship between innovation and financial performance. In response to these conflicting results, Mahlich (2010) proposes incorporating variables on these firms' foreign performance to understand the effects of institutional characteristics of each country on firm performance.…”

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The effect of innovation on the financial performance and export intensity of firms in emerging countries

Quelhas¹

2021

ReA UFSM

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Purpose – What impact does innovation have on the financial performance and export intensity of firms in emerging countries? Design/methodology/approach – This contribution is the result of an analysis of five years’ data (2008-2012) from a multinational survey conducted with 140 predominantly manufacturing firms from Brazil, Russia, India, China. Findings – In contrast with the prevailing literature, the results reveal strong positive correlations between the principal study variables.Originality/value – Studies of this subject have found contradictory results with regard to the effect of innovation on firm performance. Only a minority of these studies have operationalized their investigations using historical data from a range of different countries and fewer still have focused on emerging countries.This article contributes to the debate by reporting the effects of innovation activity by firms from emerging countries on their financial performance and export intensity.

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A Influência Da Inovação Em Produtos E Processos No Desempenho De Empresas Brasileiras

Cited by 7 publications

References 12 publications

Why say no to innovation? Evidence from industrial SMEs in European Union

Why say no to innovation? Evidence from industrial SMEs in European Union

Sistema de controle gerencial Levers of Control e a cultura de inovação em escritório contábil / Levers of Control management control system and the culture of innovation in accounting office

The effect of innovation on the financial performance and export intensity of firms in emerging countries

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