Organizational Innovativeness in 21st Century: First Decade Construct Analysis

Facó, Júlio Francisco Blumetti; Andrade, Alexandre Acácio de; Gasi, Fernando

doi:10.22161/ijaers.74.6

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“…The first method will provide the logical basis for the investigation being proposed, starting from particular cases to generalization [13]. The second method, based on the application of variable statistical theories of the phenomenon [41], making it possible to determine, in numbers, the probability of a given conclusion [16].…”

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Exploratory Study on the behavior of the Brazilian Financial Market using Google Trends

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Andrade²,

Santos³

et al. 2020

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Search engines have changed the way people find relevant information on the Internet. It was suggested that investors use these Internet tools during the acquisition decision process and that the data sets generated by search engines are related to stock market movements. This study aims to analyze the relationship between this social phenomenon and the evolution of the Brazilian stock exchange. After previous studies, the correlation between Google's query volumes for terms related to a specific index of the Brazilian stock market (Ibovespa) and stock market metrics (opening, closing, high and low prices) was analyzed. The data showed a positive correlation between investor attention, represented by Google's search volumes and market prices. These results suggest that Google Trends data is more positively correlated to the highs of financial data, suggesting that investors tend to search more on the web when the market reaches its peak or vice versa. This article highlights the potential that this source of information has in understanding the Brazilian stock market.

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Exploratory Study on the behavior of the Brazilian Financial Market using Google Trends

Filho¹,

Andrade²,

Santos³

et al. 2020

IJAERS

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A capability-anchored articulation of the EO-organizational performance relationship in emergent and post-emergent organizations

D′Souza

Fan

2022

Journal of Business Research

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Media Lab: Infrastructure of Innovative Capacity

Wonglimpiyarat

2023

Int. J. Innovation Technol. Management

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This paper addresses the mechanisms behind the Media Lab innovation infrastructure that help promote technology transfer and innovations. The analyses are based on the integrative lens of the competitive diamond model and the triple helix model. The findings reveal that the “Demo-or-Die” culture, a free-ranging and interdisciplinary approach to research, has effectively linked the Media Lab science fiction to the process of technology transfer. The government should take a less controlling role to engender the process of “innovation to create demand” and thrive high-tech initiatives. The empirical results and lessons of MIT Media Lab provide a model of promoting proliferation of future technological innovations.

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Organizational Innovativeness in 21st Century: First Decade Construct Analysis

Cited by 3 publications

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Exploratory Study on the behavior of the Brazilian Financial Market using Google Trends

Exploratory Study on the behavior of the Brazilian Financial Market using Google Trends

A capability-anchored articulation of the EO-organizational performance relationship in emergent and post-emergent organizations

Media Lab: Infrastructure of Innovative Capacity

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