Systemic Competitiveness

Esser, Klaus; Hillebrand, W. F.; Messner, Dirk; Meyer‐Stamer, Jörg

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“…As we have seen, a potential point of enrichment of today's economic science lies at the micro-level of the firm's dynamics and the meso-level of economic sectors and localities. In this sense, the Greek crisis problem begins with the deficiency in multilevel competitiveness (Esser et al, 2013;Peneder, 2017). All socio-economic players in the global evolutionary process reproduce their comparative strengths and weaknesses in a -correlated‖ rather than an -absolute‖ manner, and, therefore, being better than your competitors is an ongoing process (Vlados, 2019a).…”

Section: Competitiveness and Attractivenessmentioning

confidence: 99%

Entrepreneurship and Crisis in Greece From a neo-Schumpeterian Perspective: A Suggestion to Stimulate the Development Process at the Local Level

Vlados¹,

Koronis²,

Chatzinikolaou³

2021

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In economies where most firms are family-owned, there is a risk of poor management and problematic strategic and technological comprehension. Multiple cases prove the existence of a series of socio-economic pathologies in such firms that undermine an economy’s ability to overcome economic crises through innovative and entrepreneurial thinking and adaptability. The paper aims to present the relationship between entrepreneurship and “development and crisis” from the perspective of Greece’s current socio-economic crisis. It first analyzes the neo-Schumpeterian entrepreneurship theory and the structures that allow innovative and competitive models to appear and then links this context with Greece’s case. The “Stra.Tech.Man” theoretical framework of physiological types of entrepreneurship is suggested as the analytical base for elaborating a local development policy instrument for economies where such less competitive businesses prevail.

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Section: Competitiveness and Attractivenessmentioning

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Entrepreneurship and Crisis in Greece From a neo-Schumpeterian Perspective: A Suggestion to Stimulate the Development Process at the Local Level

Vlados¹,

Koronis²,

Chatzinikolaou³

2021

RWE

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“…Competitiveness nowadays bears multilevel significance and implications (according to Esser et al, 2013, competitiveness is a systemic notion), as it is not enough to study the productivity of firms or to classify nations according to the industries they host like in a "Porter's diamond" approach (Porter, 1990). Porter's approach has also been the subject of criticism since it appears to circumvent the global element of competitive advantage creation by presenting national competitiveness as the industrial outcome of demand, supply, firm strategy and related industries, including the external determinants of chance and government (Cho & Moon, 2000;Dunning, 1993;Vlados, 2019b).…”

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Thoughts on Competitiveness and Integrated Industrial Policy: A Field of Mutual Convergences

Vlados

Chatzinikolaou

2020

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Competitiveness and industrial policy seem to play a critical role in the development and mutation of different spatialized socio-economic systems. This article aims to review the literature on these two concepts and suggest a novel theoretical framework. First, we identify that, in the relevant literature, industrial policy acquires progressively a repositioned content, described as a new, holistic, multidimensional, or integrated policy that can help create and sustain the competitiveness of the firms, industries, localities, nations, or other socio-economic agglomerations. In this context, we explore the form of an actual integrated industrial policy and propose the theoretical framework of the competitiveness web, in which the co-evolution of micro-meso-macro levels are explored, by placing the dynamics of business innovation at the dialectic center of the overall developmental process. This integrated industrial policy to strengthen competitiveness must also be able to promote innovation in the different local and regional ecosystems and, therefore, we conceive a policy mechanism in the form of the Institutes of Local Development and Innovation (ILDI). The primary purpose of these institutes is to diagnose and strengthen the Stra.Tech.Man physiology (strategy-technology-management synthesis) of the local socio-economic organizations. We believe that this new approach to the integrated industrial policy to strengthen the local competitiveness can contribute to facilitating the adaptation of the socio-economic systems, and especially the less dynamic and developed, to the new emerging challenges of the crisis and restructuring of globalization in the pandemic era.

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“…Más tarde Hamel y Prahalad (1994) proponen sus competencias centrales para oponer el conocimiento y manejo de la tecnología como alternativa a las actividades, de constitutivas de la cadena de valor. También son conocidas las contribuciones de la teoría de la competitividad sistémica (Esser et al, 1995)…”

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La competitividad como estrategia para la creación de valor: Un enfoque cuantitativo

Guerra¹,

Vega²,

González³

2017

Gerencia De Las Organizaciones. Un Enfoque Empresarial

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280 Gerencia de las organizaciones. Un enfoque empresarial U N I V E R S I D A D S I M Ó N B O L Í V A R RESUMEN Esta investigación determina un esquema general de la competitividad desde un enfoque cuantitativo, que tiene como propósito destacar cómo la competitividad, a través de una evaluación cuantitativa, permite a las empresas tomar decisiones puntuales de los sectores en actividad empresarial para mejorar sus procesos y poder desarrollarla de forma óptima y obtener una posición ventajosa en el mercado. El presente estudio basó sus aspectos metodológicos en un enfoque cuantitativo a través de una investigación de tipo documental bibliográfica, debido al análisis crítico y reflexivo para determinar la relación entre la competitividad y una fórmula sencilla, que permitiera lograr una visión clara y concisa acerca de cómo se construye la capacidad competitiva de una firma. Como conclusión, se evidenció que lo cuantitativo aporta a través de una mayor comprensión del desempeño competitivo, una explicación de la competitividad, teniendo en cuenta los factores centrales implicados, la posibilidad de dar un tratamiento matemático a lo competitivo con técnicas estadísticas como métodos multivariados para llegar a fondo en lo que se refiere a la capacidad competitiva y la formulación de una estrategia competitiva de alta efectividad. ABSTRACTThis study determines a general scheme of competitiveness from a quantitative approach, whose purpose is to highlight how competitiveness through a quantitative evaluation, allows companies to make timely decisions of the sectors in business activity to improve their processes and to develop it optimally and gain

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Systemic Competitiveness

Cited by 24 publications

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Entrepreneurship and Crisis in Greece From a neo-Schumpeterian Perspective: A Suggestion to Stimulate the Development Process at the Local Level

Entrepreneurship and Crisis in Greece From a neo-Schumpeterian Perspective: A Suggestion to Stimulate the Development Process at the Local Level

Thoughts on Competitiveness and Integrated Industrial Policy: A Field of Mutual Convergences

La competitividad como estrategia para la creación de valor: Un enfoque cuantitativo

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