How to measure IC in clusters: empirical evidence

Oliver, José Luis Hervás; Porta, Juan Ignacio Dalmau

doi:10.1108/14691930610681456

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“…Some authors such as Hervas-Oliver and Porta (2006) have already tried to provide a strategic framework to follow, describe, map, measure and value IC in regional clusters. However, the same authors acknowledge that the proposal did not include an exhaustive use of all available measures, and further studies are needed to broaden and re-adapt the framework.…”

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“…However, the same authors acknowledge that the proposal did not include an exhaustive use of all available measures, and further studies are needed to broaden and re-adapt the framework. Hervas-Oliver and Porta (2006) understand that factors such as infrastructure, culture, innovation, strategic skills and entrepreneurial spirit can help in wealth creation. However, companies need to sharpen their networking strategies to overcome their territorial resource constraints and enjoy the benefits of collaboration for improved business performance or new product development.…”

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Knowledge management and intellectual capital in networks of small- and medium-sized enterprises

Jordão¹,

Novas

2017

JIC

111

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Section: Conception and Analysis Of The Theoretical-conceptual Modelmentioning

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Knowledge management and intellectual capital in networks of small- and medium-sized enterprises

Jordão¹,

Novas

2017

JIC

111

151

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“…However, we still believe that national attributes are potentially critical aspects for small business life. National attributes are factor endowments, as a way of describing special infrastructures and other factors available in the territory (skilled labour pool, universities, research and development centres, etc); related and supporting industries, underpinning and complementing core industry processes; demanding conditions, because a strong, trendsetting local market in quantity and quality help local SMEs to move beyond basic country advantages to search for competitive advantages (Hervas-Oliver & Dalmau-Porta, 2006). Figure 2 provides a synopsis of the national attributes that could be used to enable better creation of IC.…”

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Linking National Contexts with Intellectual Capital: A Comparison between Spain and Morocco

Cegarra‐Navarro

Sánchez-Polo

2010

Span. j. psychol.

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The 'national environment', which includes belief and value systems, shapes the way individuals, groups and organisations perceive the world around them and determines how they react to ongoing changes. This paper analyses the role of different context's effects on intellectual capital by means of an empirical investigation of 112 Small to Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) in the Spanish and Moroccan telecommunication industries. Within the investigation, repeated ANOVA were used, which were validated by factor analysis. Results support that Spanish SMEs are more positively associated with higher levels of human, structural and relational capital. The meaningful differences are clearly found in the 'structural capital'. Our findings open avenues for further research to explore how governments can facilitate learning and unlearning environments in SME communities. These findings have important implications for general intellectual capital theories, as they suggest that there is no guarantee that intellectual capital theories developed within the cultural context of one particular country can be applied in another with good effect. National contexts provide the environment for learning, which in turn may have the effect of adequately improving intellectual capital.El ambiente nacional, el cual incluye las creencias y los sistemas de valores compartidos, influye de una forma clara y directa cómo las personas, los grupos y las organizaciones perciben el mundo alrededor de ellos, y determina cómo afrontan a los cambios a los que tienen que hacer frente. Este trabajo analiza el papel que los diferentes contextos nacionales ejercen sobre la creación de capital intelectual, mediante un trabajo empírico de 112 pequeñas y medianas empresas (PYMEs) del sector de las telecomunicaciones en España y Marruecos. Para ello, hemos utilizado la técnica estadística de medias repetidas apoyada con un análisis factorial confirmatorio. Los resultados sugieren que las empresas españolas se encuentran asociadas a niveles mayores de capital humano, estructural y relacional. Las mayores diferencias se encuentran en el capital estructural. Circunstancias estas que ponen en riesgo la validez de generalizar los resultados obtenidos por la nueva corriente desarrollada entorno al capital intelectual en diferentes contextos culturales. Además, dado que los resultados apoyan que el contexto nacional proporciona el ambiente necesario para aprender, y este a su vez se asocia a la creación de capital intelectual, el presenta trabajo plantea una futura línea de investigación que relaciona el contexto de aprendizaje y desaprendizaje impulsado desde los diferentes gobiernos y el capital intelectual de las PYMEs.

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“…In this context, innovation, as a way to obtain a new or significantly improved product (goods or services) (OECD, 2005), is a promoter of economic growth, competitiveness and prosperity of organizations (Sillanpää & Junnonen, 2012). Some authors mention that innovations provide a competitive advantage to companies ((Taghizadeh et al, 2014); (Dereli, 2015); (Hervas & Dalmau, 2006)).…”

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Literature Review of the Measurement in the Innovation Management

Melendez

Dávila

Melgar

2019

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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Organizations create innovation strategies to improve their productivity and the competitive advantage. In this sense, innovation management facilitates the realization of innovation. It is known that measurement is important in the management processes; however, there is no classification of the contributions in these subjects. Therefore, in this study we identify publications that involve measurement and analysis in the management of innovation. Our study used a systematic mapping of the literature and it shows that in recent years there has been an increase in research on measurement, however, there are few studies and only for certain industrial sectors, sizes of companies and countries. Hence, there is a little worked research space which can be more developed.

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How to measure IC in clusters: empirical evidence

Cited by 42 publications

References 41 publications

Knowledge management and intellectual capital in networks of small- and medium-sized enterprises

Knowledge management and intellectual capital in networks of small- and medium-sized enterprises

Linking National Contexts with Intellectual Capital: A Comparison between Spain and Morocco

Literature Review of the Measurement in the Innovation Management

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