Administración y gestión de empresas

Objective of the study: The orchestration of innovation is a non-linear phenomenon closely tied to the regional environment. For this reason, this study aims to unveil how the dynamics of innovation orchestration occur in Local Productive Arrangements (LPAs), considering the forms and mechanisms of orchestration based on the co-evolution between public policies and the governance […]

Objective of the study: Present study examines the effect of income inequality on carbon dioxide emissions. This research also investigates how the industrial changes, innovation and energy change the pattern of CO2 emission in Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) countries. Methodology/approach: Using balanced panel data of 51 BRI countries from 1994 to 2014, we analyze

Objective: This research empirically demonstrates and provides evidence that the adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies is positively related to patient engagement in healthcare services. Originality/Value: In India healthcare organizations are still lacking in IoT technology adoption; this research encouraged hospitals and service providers to embrace IoT-enabled care delivery by giving a robust framework.

Purpose – this study aimed to identify the wearable technologies applied in textiles for the military industry. Methodology/approach – systematic literature review, in which 62 articles were analyzed. Findings – As a result, the use of emerging technologies and innovations in the field of wearable textiles applied to the military industry was observed, including new

Objective of the Study: This study aims to investigate the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in enhancing innovation management performance within organizations. Methodology/Approach: An extensive study data is obtained from 261 firms of different sectors, which are already using AI in their innovation process. The questionnaire was given to innovation managers as well as senior

Objective: To analyze how participation and engagement drive actor mobilization in regional innovation ecosystems, focusing on the Inova RS program, a public policy in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Methodology: A qualitative approach was adopted, based on content analysis (Bardin, 2016) of 42 institutional news articles published in 2023 by the State Secretariat for Innovation,

Objective: To assess whether conditions inherent to Brazilian universities constitute a necessary condition for the creation of university spin-offs (USOs). Methodology/Approach: We apply the Necessary Condition Analysis (NCA) approach, using data from the Entrepreneurial University Ranking 2021 report, which encompasses 126 Brazilian universities. We select nine variables that represent entrepreneurial university conditions and one variable

Objective: To verify the adoption of eco-innovation in products and processes in a company in the furniture segment to contribute to sustainable development. Methodology: Qualitative case study. Data were collected through twenty in-depth interviews, document consultations and participant observation. Originality/Relevance: Eco-innovation is recognized as an important means of achieving sustainable development in organizations, driven by

Objective of the study: This paper proposes an integrative framework that considers Industry 4.0 (I4.0) and the Circular Economy (CE) through Dynamic Capabilities (DCs). Initially, the proposed framework emerged from the literature, presenting seven DCs for integrating I4.0 and CE, along with their subcategories. Methodology/approach: The paper was developed in four steps: (i) a literature

Originality: Behavioral insights represent an applied framework that leverages principles of human behavior to address practical and managerial problems, emphasizing systematic experimentation as a core method. While the “nudge” approach has been widely adopted internationally, there remains limited understanding of how behavioral insights are being implemented as management innovations within Brazilian organizations. Objective: This study