Análisis del desempeño innovador de las empresas de servicios intensivos del conocimiento
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Objetivo. Evaluar la relación entre las fuentes de información y la capacidad de absorción y cómo esta capacidad mejora el desempeño innovador de una empresa. Metodología. El estudio presenta evidencias basadas en una muestra de 212 P-ESIC y 355 T-ESIC peruanas. En la investigación se aplicó un enfoque de modelo de ecuaciones estructurales por medio del software AMOS; mientras que para el análisis de mediación se utilizó el software PROCESS. Resultados. Se encontró que cuando las ESIC son expuestas a fuentes de información internas, del mercado, institucionales, así como a otras fuentes, están en mejores condiciones para desarrollar innovaciones. Sin embargo esta condición no es suficiente, pues es necesario desarrollar la capacidad dinámic... Ver más

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Objetivo. Evaluar la relación entre las fuentes de información y la capacidad de absorción y cómo esta capacidad mejora el desempeño innovador de una empresa. Metodología. El estudio presenta evidencias basadas en una muestra de 212 P-ESIC y 355 T-ESIC peruanas. En la investigación se aplicó un enfoque de modelo de ecuaciones estructurales por medio del software AMOS; mientras que para el análisis de mediación se utilizó el software PROCESS. Resultados. Se encontró que cuando las ESIC son expuestas a fuentes de información internas, del mercado, institucionales, así como a otras fuentes, están en mejores condiciones para desarrollar innovaciones. Sin embargo esta condición no es suficiente, pues es necesario desarrollar la capacidad dinámica (denominada capacidad de absorción). Conclusiones. Este estudio contribuye a comprender mejor el comportamiento innovador de las ESIC en una economía emergente como la peruana, ya que tiene en cuenta que las economías emergentes presentan características diferentes a las de las economías más desarrolladas. También se verificó que la capacidad de absorción no media en la relación entre las fuentes de información y el desempeño innovador en los dos grupos de empresas ESIC analizadas.
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Analysis of the innovation performance of knowledge-intensive service companies
Objective. To evaluate the relationship between information sources and absorptive capacity and how this capacity enhances a firm’s innovation performance. Methodology. The study presents evidence based on a sample of 212 P-ESICs and 355 T-ESICs from Peru. The research applied a structural equation modeling approach using AMOS software. PROCESS software was employed for conducting the mediation analysis. Results. It was discovered that ESICs are more capable of developing innovations when they are exposed to information from internal, market, institutional, and other sources. However, this condition alone is insufficient as it is necessary to develop the dynamic capability (also referred to as absorptive capacity). Conclusions. This study enhances comprehension of the innovation behavior of ESICs in an emerging economy, specifically the Peruvian one, by acknowledging the distinctive attributes that distinguish emerging economies from more developed ones. Furthermore, in the two categories of ESICs firms analyzed, it was confirmed that absorptive capacity does not mediate the relationship between information sources and innovation performance.
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spellingShingle Análisis del desempeño innovador de las empresas de servicios intensivos del conocimiento
Del Carpio Gallegos, Javier Fernando
Capacidade de absorção
Economia emergente
Tamaño
Desempenho innovador
Fontes de informação
Empresas de serviços intensivos em conhecimento
Economía emergente
Tamaño
Desempeño innovador
Capacidad de absorción
Fuentes de información
Empresas de servicios intensivos del conocimiento
Emerging economy
Knowledge-intensive service firms
Information sources
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Innovation performance
Size
title_short Análisis del desempeño innovador de las empresas de servicios intensivos del conocimiento
title_full Análisis del desempeño innovador de las empresas de servicios intensivos del conocimiento
title_fullStr Análisis del desempeño innovador de las empresas de servicios intensivos del conocimiento
title_full_unstemmed Análisis del desempeño innovador de las empresas de servicios intensivos del conocimiento
title_sort análisis del desempeño innovador de las empresas de servicios intensivos del conocimiento
title_eng Analysis of the innovation performance of knowledge-intensive service companies
description Objetivo. Evaluar la relación entre las fuentes de información y la capacidad de absorción y cómo esta capacidad mejora el desempeño innovador de una empresa. Metodología. El estudio presenta evidencias basadas en una muestra de 212 P-ESIC y 355 T-ESIC peruanas. En la investigación se aplicó un enfoque de modelo de ecuaciones estructurales por medio del software AMOS; mientras que para el análisis de mediación se utilizó el software PROCESS. Resultados. Se encontró que cuando las ESIC son expuestas a fuentes de información internas, del mercado, institucionales, así como a otras fuentes, están en mejores condiciones para desarrollar innovaciones. Sin embargo esta condición no es suficiente, pues es necesario desarrollar la capacidad dinámica (denominada capacidad de absorción). Conclusiones. Este estudio contribuye a comprender mejor el comportamiento innovador de las ESIC en una economía emergente como la peruana, ya que tiene en cuenta que las economías emergentes presentan características diferentes a las de las economías más desarrolladas. También se verificó que la capacidad de absorción no media en la relación entre las fuentes de información y el desempeño innovador en los dos grupos de empresas ESIC analizadas.
description_eng Objective. To evaluate the relationship between information sources and absorptive capacity and how this capacity enhances a firm’s innovation performance. Methodology. The study presents evidence based on a sample of 212 P-ESICs and 355 T-ESICs from Peru. The research applied a structural equation modeling approach using AMOS software. PROCESS software was employed for conducting the mediation analysis. Results. It was discovered that ESICs are more capable of developing innovations when they are exposed to information from internal, market, institutional, and other sources. However, this condition alone is insufficient as it is necessary to develop the dynamic capability (also referred to as absorptive capacity). Conclusions. This study enhances comprehension of the innovation behavior of ESICs in an emerging economy, specifically the Peruvian one, by acknowledging the distinctive attributes that distinguish emerging economies from more developed ones. Furthermore, in the two categories of ESICs firms analyzed, it was confirmed that absorptive capacity does not mediate the relationship between information sources and innovation performance.
author Del Carpio Gallegos, Javier Fernando
author_facet Del Carpio Gallegos, Javier Fernando
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Empresas de serviços intensivos em conhecimento
Economía emergente
Tamaño
Desempeño innovador
Capacidad de absorción
Fuentes de información
Empresas de servicios intensivos del conocimiento
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Economia emergente
Tamaño
Desempenho innovador
Fontes de informação
Empresas de serviços intensivos em conhecimento
Economía emergente
Tamaño
Desempeño innovador
Capacidad de absorción
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Empresas de servicios intensivos del conocimiento
Emerging economy
Knowledge-intensive service firms
Information sources
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Innovation performance
Size
topic_facet Capacidade de absorção
Economia emergente
Tamaño
Desempenho innovador
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Empresas de serviços intensivos em conhecimento
Economía emergente
Tamaño
Desempeño innovador
Capacidad de absorción
Fuentes de información
Empresas de servicios intensivos del conocimiento
Emerging economy
Knowledge-intensive service firms
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Innovation performance
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