International Journal of Innovation

The International Journal of Innovation (IJI) is a scientific journal. Its mission is to serve as a periodical publication of scientific and technological works in the field of innovation, with a focus on emerging markets, studying individuals, organizations, ecosystems and policies.

The themes of interest to the periodical with a focus on emerging markets are: Innovative Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Learning, Innovation and Sustainability, Internationalization of Innovation, Innovation Systems, Emerging Themes of Innovation and Digital Transformation.


The IJI is classified as Level B1 in the newly proposed QUALIS/CAPES system. Three issues are published every year (January-April; May-August; September-December), and articles can be submitted in Portuguese, English and Spanish. However, only the English version of an article will be published.

Indexing bases

Qualis Certification

Vol 9, No 2 (2021): May/Aug.

Table of Contents

Editorial comment

Why to research about innovation is challenge?
Angelica Pigola, Priscila Rezende da Costa, Isabel Cristina Scafuto, Marcos Rogério Mazzieri
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215-218

Articles

Characteristics of the digital entrepreneur: a multicase study in startups
Enise Aragão dos Santos, Ana Lúcia Vitale Torkomian
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219-238
Exploring the role of Malaysian research university-based incubators in facilitating the entrepreneurial process
Guat Eng Liow, Hui Man Wong
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239-266
Competences of production managers in the biomaterial sector: study in a high medical technology multinational company
Camila Valadares Salomão, Reginaldo de Jesus Carvalho Lima, Domingos Antônio Giroletti, Adelaide Maria Coelho Baêta
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267-294
An entrepreneurial maturity level assessment methodology: a case study in the business incubator of Mackenzie Presbyterian University
Leandro Nunes de Castro, Renata Mendes de Araujo, Nelson Destro Fragoso, Ligia Maria da Costa Canellas Tropiano
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295-321
The effects of organizational learning and absorption capacity on the performance of product innovation in small and medium-sized enterprises
Alessandra Cassol, Márcio Luiz Marietto
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322-352
Identification of critical factors affecting the students’ acceptance of Learning Management System (LMS) in Saudi Arabia
Amjad Alharbi, Nahla Aljojo, Azida Zainol, Areej Alshutayri, Basma Alharbi, Eman Aldhahri, Enas Fawzi Khairullah, Seita Almandeel
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353-388
Improving the firm innovation capacity through the adoption of standardized innovation management systems: a comparative analysis of the ISO 56002:2019 with the literature on firm innovation capacity
Silvio Bitencourt da Silva
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389-413
Capabilities approach to social innovation: a systematic review
Leonardo Ferreira Batista, Suzanne Érica Nóbrega Correia
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414-434