Organizational Innovativeness in 21st Century: First Decade Construct Analysis
Journal: International Journal of Advanced Engineering Research and Science (Vol.7, No. 4)Publication Date: 2020-04-13
Authors : Júlio Francisco Blumetti Facó Alexandre Acácio de Andrade Fernando Gasi;
Page : 50-61
Keywords : Capacity to Innovate; Innovation; Organizational Innovativeness; Transformation Industry.;
Abstract
This research study explores the dimensions of the capacity to innovate of the organizations (innovativeness) related to the transformation industry. The literature review concerning innovation and the capacity to innovate, consisting of theoretical development plus empirical studies, allowed authors to develop a three-dimension model to operationalize the organizational innovativeness construct: a) Stimulus or Incentive to Innovate/Reward for Innovation; b) Generation and Selection of Ideas; c) Adoption and Use of Ideas. Additionally, we observed the adherence of this three-dimensional model in Brazilian manufacturing companies.
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