Technological innovation for sustainable growth: An ontological perspective

Cancino, Christian A.; Paz, Ariel I. La; Ramaprasad, Arkalgud; Syn, Thant

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2018.01.059

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“…Examples are idea workshops/competitions, customer observation, feasibility studies, creativity techniques, and user integration (Spath et al, 2012;Tidd & Bessant, 2017;Trott, 2012;Vahs & Brem, 2015). The importance of involving stakeholder in innovation management has been recognized widely as crucial (Cancino et al, 2018;Charter & Clark, 2007). All stakeholders perceive various different fostering and hindering factors, which determine their attitude towards the implementation of an innovation.…”

Section: Result: a Methods -Integrated Innovation And Sustainability Amentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This study addresses a research gap wherein prevalent methods of innovation management and sustainability assessment have so far rarely been considered in an integrated approach. Several authors see the need for better methodological support to integrate sustainability aspects into early phases of an innovation process (Cancino et al, 2018;Charter & Clark, 2007). It is becoming increasingly necessary to have an integrated approach of innovation management and sustainability assessment, since, (i) many sustainability aspects can already be influenced and controlled at an early stage of innovation, and (ii) sound analysis of the sustainable effects of an innovation is essential to help avoid undesirable economic, environmental, and social impacts.…”

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Integrated Innovation and Sustainability Analysis for New Technologies: An approach for collaborative R&D projects

Gasde¹,

Preiß²,

Lang‐Koetz³

2020

TIM Review

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Integrated Innovation and Sustainability Analysis for New Technologies: An approach for collaborative R&D projects

Gasde¹,

Preiß²,

Lang‐Koetz³

2020

TIM Review

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“…This can clearly address the nature of industrial heritage or industrial routine in the region. More ontological investigation framework may include energy character, however, usually on positive side for new energy or energy technology development (such as study on ontological perspective over sustainable development [58]). In other literature, such kind of measures to include both positive and negative sides are not so much used, even less used together with innovation performance as the contrasted dimension.…”

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Metropolitan Innovation and Sustainability in China—A Double Lens Perspective on Regional Development

Chen

Niu

et al. 2018

Sustainability

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This study proposes and integrates a double lens investigation framework on sustainability and diversities of innovation at the city level in China. Lens I concerns economic performance with the energy intensiveness of the production mode and Lens II involves a four-dimensional model with the current and potential elements of innovation at the city level. Based on 106Chinese cities data, sample cities grouped in Traditional Regions (TRs), Top Economic Regions (TEs) and New Economy Regions (NEs) of the 9 groups are clarified via the Investigation Lens I, with respect to production power, market openness and energy intensive use. The further research findings through the Investigation Lens II show that there are clear connections between innovation and sustainability and such connections are diversified due to economic reasons but also importantly, due to potential factors of human resource and knowledge creation. Cities in TEs group and especially NEs group in China are important on innovation and sustainability while southern cities in China are more innovative, with a higher potentiality of economic growth than cities in northern China. Industrial tradition and business culture can be one of the key factors influencing local innovation and sustainability.

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“…In recent years the scientific literature has been quite extensive on topics such as the growth of new and small companies, program for supporting their innovation activities and the promotion of production through public programs (Cumming, 2007;Collewaert et al, 2010;Norrman and Bager-Sjögren, 2010;Cancino, 2014;Román et al, 2017;Cancino et al, 2018). This is how the studies on innovation and entrepreneurship grow and grow over time (Cancino et al, 2017 a,b;Cancino & Coronado, 2014).…”

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Influence of a seed capital program for supporting high growth firms in Chile

Cancino

Núñez

Merigó

2018

CyA

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<p>The main economic development agency in Chile, CORFO, implemented in 2001 a Seed Capital Program (SCP) to promote the development of high-growth firms. The SCP not only provides financial aid to entrepreneurs but also technical and administrative assistance through the support of incubators. Incubators may be universities incubators (UI) or private firms (NUI). The aim of this paper is to know the performance of beneficiaries according to the assistance of UI or NUI. A total of 238 new firms beneficiaries with the CORFO program were surveyed (84 supported by UI and 154 supported by NUI). Two logistic regression models were used, a first model to assess the probability that a new firm achieves positive sales, and a second model to assess the probability that the new firm reaches a high growth during the first five years from its inception. Overall, mixed results were found. SCP’s beneficiaries supported by either UI and NUI have the same probability of having positive sales when starting their operations. However, five years after started their operations, businesses supported by UI have higher probabilities of achieving high growth than businesses supported by NUI. The results highlight a positive interaction between private entrepreneurs, public agencies and university incubators.<strong></strong></p>

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Technological innovation for sustainable growth: An ontological perspective

Cited by 143 publications

References 66 publications

Integrated Innovation and Sustainability Analysis for New Technologies: An approach for collaborative R&D projects

Integrated Innovation and Sustainability Analysis for New Technologies: An approach for collaborative R&D projects

Metropolitan Innovation and Sustainability in China—A Double Lens Perspective on Regional Development

Influence of a seed capital program for supporting high growth firms in Chile

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