“…The context of IDs, with the so‐called “industrial atmosphere” as one of its main features, facilitates the flow of experience, information, and knowledge circulating with few restrictions, leading to the appearance of tacit knowledge that is, specific and common to all the firms in the ID (Marshall, 1925). The industrial atmosphere inherent to this phenomenon favors the movement of knowledge and reciprocal learning, giving rise to companies with continuous innovation (Del Corte‐Lora et al., 2017; Dei Ottati, 2006; Gabaldón‐Estevan, Manjarrés‐Henríquez, & Molina‐Morales, 2018). Traditionally, this knowledge transmission is considered to be produced by mechanisms that include the interrelations between suppliers, customers and suppliers, formal and informal collaborations with companies, relations with institutions, mobility of workers between companies in the district, and spin‐off processes.…”