2019
DOI: 10.1590/1679-395174077x
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Dynamic networks in early international agrobusiness

Abstract: Resumen La presente investigación se orienta a comprender los beneficios que generan las redes según su origen en el proceso de internacionalización acelerado de los emprendimientos. Se tomó como referencia el surgimiento de Born Global, International New Venture (INV) y el enfoque de Networking. Se aplicó un método inductivo e interpretativo mediante la técnica de entrevistas en profundidad, triangulada con información pública disponible. Se seleccionó dos empresas con orientación a los mercados internacional… Show more

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“…Revising their original Uppsala model of internationalisation to include a business network model, Johanson and Vahlne (2009) emphasised that the relationship between firms and other actors offers the possibility of learning, trust building and commitment, and these factors are preconditions for successful internationalisation. Hence, particularly for internationalising SMEs, network relationships can allow them to gain knowledge related to the foreign markets as well as the necessary resources and capabilities required to succeed in foreign operations (Andersson et al, 2013;Bembom and Schwens, 2018;Dana et al, 2008;Galkina and Chetty, 2015;Lazarte, 2019).…”
Section: Sme Internationalisation From a Business Network Perspectivementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Revising their original Uppsala model of internationalisation to include a business network model, Johanson and Vahlne (2009) emphasised that the relationship between firms and other actors offers the possibility of learning, trust building and commitment, and these factors are preconditions for successful internationalisation. Hence, particularly for internationalising SMEs, network relationships can allow them to gain knowledge related to the foreign markets as well as the necessary resources and capabilities required to succeed in foreign operations (Andersson et al, 2013;Bembom and Schwens, 2018;Dana et al, 2008;Galkina and Chetty, 2015;Lazarte, 2019).…”
Section: Sme Internationalisation From a Business Network Perspectivementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The risk and the uniqueness related to the choice of a foreign market can be a daunting challenge for SMEs. However, an embedded network of relationships can assist in reducing the level of risk and uncertainty associated with foreign market entry (Dana, 2017;Dana et al, 2008;Etemad et al, 2001;Kontinen and Ojala, 2011;Lazarte, 2019;Leppäaho et al, 2018;Musteen et al, 2010) and to develop the capabilities of the SME (Simba, 2013). Therefore, the positive role of network relationships on SME internationalisation is evident.…”
Section: Sme Internationalisation From a Business Network Perspectivementioning
confidence: 99%