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URL:https://murmitoyen.com/events/vanille/udem/detail/105988
LOCATION:UQAM - Pavillon Paul-Gérin-Lajoie (N)\, 1205\, rue Saint-Denis\, 
 N-3785\, Montréal\, QC\, Canada\, H2X 3R9
SUMMARY:Does external knowledge sourcing matter for innovation
DESCRIPTION:Dans le cadre des conférences scientifiques du CIRST\, Ignacio
  Fernandez-de-Lucio\, du Centre de recherche INGENIO de l'Université poly
 technique de Valence\, présentera une communication.  Résumé : This 
 conference will present empirical evidence on the effects of external know
 ledge-sourcing strategies on the development of both product and process i
 nnovations\, and assesses the degree to which such effects are influenced 
 by the firm’s internal technological capacities. In our analysis\, we co
 nsider two strategies for acquiring external knowledge (buying and coopera
 ting) and two types of external sources (industrial agents and scientific 
 agents). The analysis is based on a sample of 1329 manufacturing firms act
 ive in innovation activities taken from the Spanish Survey of Technologica
 l Innovation 2004. We find that the effects of the knowledge-sourcing stra
 tegies differ significantly across innovation types (product or process in
 novation). In addition\, our results indicate that although internal R&D a
 ctivities are associated with a greater use of external scientific knowled
 ge sources (through cooperation)\, they do not seem to promote their explo
 itation for innovation development\, that is\, to say\, they do not have s
 ynergistic effects.
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