Brazilian Incubators and Science Parks' Resources and R &amp; D Collaboration

Schmidt, Serje; Balestrin, Alsones

doi:10.4067/s0718-27242015000300004

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“…The above can be explained considering that parks and incubators influence collaborative R&D through other instruments besides their services and infrastructure (Schmidt & Balestrin, 2015) and that companies in technology parks tend to establish more cooperation links with universities (student projects, research projects and jobs for graduates) (Fukugawa, 2006;Link & Scott, 2003b;Löfsten & Lindelöf, 2002;Schmidt & Balestrin, 2015). Their proximity to technology parks has a positive impact on the growth of universities and on the research profile (moving more from basic to applied research), as well as favors the increase in the number of publications and patents, the transfer of technologies and the placement of graduates in the job market (Link & Scott, 2003b).…”

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“…There are different types of parks (science parks, technology parks, research parks and others), with different legal, management and governance models (ANGLE Technology, 2003;Dabrowska & Faria, 2020;Parry, 2006). There is no consensus on what is a successful technology park (Dabrowska, 2011) and despite the increase in interest in collaboration and innovation among government, academics and professionals, the results of research on the effectiveness of technology parks remain ambiguous (Schmidt & Balestrin, 2015).…”

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Technology parks in brazil: an analysis of the determinants of performance evaluation

Faria¹,

Haber²,

Battisti³

et al. 2022

Int. J. Innov.

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Objective of the study: The aim of this study was to develop a systemic framework to understand the nature and dynamics of technology parks in Brazil and to analyze the mais determinants for evaluating their performance in the settlement process.Relevance/originality: This work is unprecedented for the analysis of the dissemination of technology parks in Brazil, throughout its history, and for the application of multivariate data analysis for performance analysis in the settlement (number of tenant companies).Methodology/approach: This study is characterized as a qualitative and quantitative combination of research methods, defined as combined exploratory, carried out in two phases. The qualitative approach is carried out first, with the aim of exploring the research topic in order to provide subsidies for the quantitative phase.Main results: The Simple Correspondence Analysis demonstrated that the two determinants that impact the settlement of technology parks in Brazil are financing and park´s age, confirming the thesis that they are long-term enterprises.Theoretical/methodological contributions: This study is characterized as a qualitative and quantitative combination of research methods, defined as combined exploratory, carried out in two phases. The qualitative approach is carried out first, with the aim of exploring the research topic in order to provide subsidies for the quantitative phase.Social/management contributions: The results demonstrate the importance of technology parks in Brazil and the need to maintain public policies in the long term, in order to increase the size of parks, in terms of concentration of new technology-based companies, and attraction of anchor companies, generating jobs and income qualified.

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Section: Parks´ Performance Evaluationmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Technology parks in brazil: an analysis of the determinants of performance evaluation

Faria¹,

Haber²,

Battisti³

et al. 2022

Int. J. Innov.

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“…Problems of the development of innovative infrastructure were studied in the works of Russian and foreign researchers. Foreign economic researches have covered the following issues: assessment of the role of infrastructure in economic growth and development [1,2]; the impact of public investment in infrastructure on output by the private sector [3,4,5]; analysis of innovation infrastructure and other characteristics of innovation in the regions [6,10,11,12,13] and enterprises [7,8]; management of innovation activities [9].…”

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Innovative Infrastructure in Depressed Regions

Karanina¹,

Palkina²

2019

Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference "Far East Con" (ISCFEC 2018)

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The problem of development of depressive regions is extremely urgent in modern conditions. It is explained by the fact that due to unfavorable development factors in these regions, it is most difficult to ensure economic and social growth, to carry out infrastructure development, to attract external financing and investments. Depressive regions tend to have a low level of competitiveness and a prolonged economic decline in industrial production, accompanied by an increase in unemployment. The development of such regions is impossible without external intervention. Specialists in the regional economy have described indicators of such regions. They are: the rate of change in industrial production, the level of unemployment, the size of the gross regional product per capita, the industrial output per capita. It is necessary to attract investment in the economy of depressed regions in order to bring their economies to the stage of sustainable growth. It is possible due to the development of the innovation sphere. A key element of the innovative sphere of any region is its innovative infrastructure. In this connection, the analysis of the state and the definition of promising areas for the development of the innovation infrastructure of the "depressed" regions is an urgent and significant scientific task.The article analyzes the existing state of the innovation infrastructure of ten constituent entities of the Russian Federation, which are considered to be "depressive".The authors use the method of understanding factual data, the index method, the method of comparisons and the method of expert evaluations.According to the obtained results, the authors have defined the most promising directions for the development of the innovation infrastructure for these regions.

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“…It will provide them with functions within an integrating approach with the community and the natural environment. One should take into account that the interaction between agents and TPs establishes itself through the mechanisms of collaboration and the moderation of conflicts (Carayanis, Rakkamatulli, 2014;Schmidt, Balestrin, 2015).…”

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Innovation models and technological parks: interaction between parks and innovation agents

Machado

Lazzarotti

Bencke

2018

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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Technological parks are strategic innovation places for the stimulation of synergy among different agents. Current theoretical study identifies forms of interactions between technological parks and agents mentioned in interactive models of innovation. Foregrounded on triple, quadruple e quintuple helix models, current analysis investigates interactions of parks with companies, universities, government, civil society and the natural environment. One of the main contributions of current study is the integrating approach of interactions between parks and agents mentioned in innovation models. Overall interaction, provided in the results, favors the visualization of the parks´ management dynamics and the implementation of innovation models. Its practical contribution comprises subsidies for the construction of strategies, definition of stakeholders´ management and elaboration of good practices for technological parks.

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Brazilian Incubators and Science Parks' Resources and R & D Collaboration

Cited by 11 publications

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Technology parks in brazil: an analysis of the determinants of performance evaluation

Technology parks in brazil: an analysis of the determinants of performance evaluation

Innovative Infrastructure in Depressed Regions

Innovation models and technological parks: interaction between parks and innovation agents

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