“…The distinctive remark of this paradigm is the intense exchange of knowledge, information and technical and scientific knowledge among the different actors in the innovation process, i.e., the industries, universities and the government (Chapman et al, 2004;Conde & Araújo-Jorge, 2003;Iacono, Almeida, & Nagano, 2011 The higher the degree of the organization's development skills, the most strategic will be the learning earnings from activities directed to the management of innovation, organizational routines and manufacturing processes, focusing on the advancement of the innovation development. This model ensures the feedback among the phases of the linear models and the interactions between science and technology in each phase of the innovation development (Cantisani, 2006;Conde & Araújo-Jorge, 2003;Iacono et al, 2011;Meirelles & Camargo, 2014). Figure 3 represents the interactive model: Source: Iacono et al (2011Iacono et al ( , p. 1495, adapted from Kline and Rosenberg (1986 (Kline & Rosenberg, 1986).…”