Procesos de innovación de las empresas de la ciudad de Sucre: la influencia del capital relacional

• Autores: Javier Serrano, Skarley Mujica Ortiz, Erick Mita Arancibia, Grissel Rengel Arancibia
• Localización: Ciencias Economicas, Administrativas y Financieras T-I / coord. por María Palma, 2014, ISBN 978-209-2804-86-5, págs. 439-456
• Idioma: español
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  • This paper is an empirical study of descriptive-causal. It aims to determine the degree of relationship between the establishment of a relational capital, understood as those partnerships, relationships or links between the company, its suppliers, competitors and the institutional sector in which it is immersed and innovation processes thereof. These processes include the design innovation of products / projects and / or services in conjunction with environmental actors and institutional image also achieved from a reputation for innovation. Therefore, this study focuses on two types of variables: innovation (dependent variable) and relational capital (independent variable). To measure each of these variables were formed several items that were reduced in number through the factor analysis. In order to measure the degree of relationship between these two variables was obtained Pearson correlation coefficient, obtained as the value 0.37, which means that there is a positive relationship between these two variables but unfortunately a relatively low degree of association because only 37% of the innovation processes of firms is explained by the formation of alliances or relationships with their business environment.