Orquestração de recursos em ecossistemas de inovação: um estudo comparativo entre ecossistemas de inovação em diferentes estágios de desenvolvimento
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Orquestração de recursos, Ecossistemas de inovação, Estágios de desenvolvimento.Resumo
Objetivo de estudo: O presente estudo teve como objetivo principal responder a seguinte questão: como os recursos são orquestrados para gerar inovação em ecossistemas de inovação?
Metodologia / Abordagem: Realizou-se uma pesquisa qualitativa exploratória, através de análise documental, observação não participante e entrevistas em profundidade com atores de dois ecossistemas brasileiros em diferentes estágios de desenvolvimento: 4º Distrito (emergente) e Porto Digital (crescimento).
Originalidade / Relevância: Os ecossistemas de inovação podem ser entendidos como um conjunto de recursos que fomentam a inovação. As pesquisas mais atuais sugerem que, ainda mais importante que os recursos, é a articulação entre eles e o modo como ocorre sua orquestração.
Resultados principais: Verificou-se que o agrupamento de recursos caracteriza o momento de transição do estágio de emergência para o de crescimento.
Contribuição Teórica / Metodológica: Identificou-se uma relação direta entre a orquestração de recursos e o estágio de desenvolvimento do ecossistema.
Contribuição Social / Gestão: Ressaltou-se a importância do papel da orquestração, bem como, da presença de um ator orquestrador, e foi proposto um framework de análise sobre a orquestração de recursos em ecossistemas de inovação.
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