The aim of this paper is to examine how innovation policy (IP) can foster open (OI) and trigger change in the business model (BM) organization. Then, through a case study, it intended illustrate close relationship among IP, OI BM at Brazilian university. research an exploratory qualitative that adopts reflective methodology study. main findings are: (a) based on literature review, source resour...

The aim of this paper is to identify some changes needed in Spain’s innovation policy to fill the gap between its innovation results and those of other European countries in lieu of sustainable leadership. To do this we apply the Delphi methodology to experts from academia, business, and government. To overcome the shortcomings of traditional descriptive methods, we develop an inferential analy...

Small-medium firms represent more than 90% of Italian firms, 50% of Italian production and 2/3 of employment and they need support in innovation process especially in known technology. The Italian small-medium firm, in fact, operates chiefly in medium to low technology sectors. They are often too small to make the necessary investments in training, computer systems, research and development, bu...

The main objective of this study is to identify the dynamic regional innovative features in the periphery of Europe that are hidden from the current “market failure” regional benchmarking practices. This study identifies the systemic failures in the “blue banana” regions and the performance highlights in the regions in the periphery of Europe. The paper used a systemic analytical tool that reve...

Innovation and entrepreneurship are no longer two words that only assist in describing societal phenomena of “newness”, “change” and “diffusion”; they have also grown into important policy areas for assisting the European Union Member States to establish conditions for creating economic growth, new jobs and social cohesion. Our interest lies in understanding the gender dimension of innovation a...

INTRODUCTION Nearly a century ago, Charles-Edward Amory Winslow, defined public health as “the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting health and efficiency through organized community effort” (1). From health policy reforms to scientific advances with many technological innovations, a range of forces are converging to cause a seismic shift in how public health is ...

How innovation programs fail and innovation networks deviate from legal paths is a problem not yet fully understood. The complex interdependence between blockages of innovation and organizational corruption is a novel field of research in innovation studies. Equally, traditional approaches to explain opportunity-driven criminal behavior of individuals fail to explicate organizationally driven r...

Introduction: Lack of a clear policy for the development of healthhuman resources has created inconsistencies. These imbalancesare threats to the health system to achieve its goals. Therefore, thedevelopment of human resources through proper performance ofhigher education health system is an important part of the policydevelopment process of the health sector. The present paper aimsto introduce...

Most of the increased productivity and social wealth in the world over the recent decades can be traced largely to technological innovation. Governments encourage firms’ innovation by providing R&D subsidies and other measures. At the same time, governments regulate technological advancement from the social safety standpoint through various legal and/or institutional measures. Typically, produc...