Standards behaviours face to innovation of the entrepreneurships of Beira Interior



Table2: Involvement of RCI companies in activities of innovation- Resulted of K-means analysis

Cluster 1:

Medium
Involvement
N=45

Cluster 2:
Reduced
Involvement

N=33

Cluster 3:
High
Involvement
N=27

Research and Development (R&D) inside of the companies

0

0

0

Acquisition of services of extern - R&D

0

0

_________1_________

Acquisition of new technologies

_________1

1

_________1_________

Information Technologies

_________1

0

_________1_________

Acquisition of other external knowledge

0

0

_________1_________

Formation of Human Resources

0

0

_________1_________

Introduction of innovation on market

0

0

_________1_________

Management Strategy /techniques

0

0

_________1_________

Structure organizational

0

0

_________1_________

Marketing

0

0

_________1_________

The company introduced innovation

_________1

0

_________1_________

Innovation of product

_________1

0

_________1_________

Innovation of process

0

0

_________1_________

Organizational Innovation

0

0

_________1_________

Source: Own Elaboration

The ANOVA relative to the variables selected allowed for the conclusion of its
statistical significance. The results (annex 1) show that all the variables disclosed
statistical significance. The levels of significance of test F (
p<0.05) show that each
factor has a differentiated contribution in the 3 groups, according Pestana and Gageiro
(2000).

Cluster 1: groups 45 companies characterized by having a median involvement in
innovation activities: innovation exists for the introduction of new products in the
market, new technologies and ICT and for the qualification of the human resources and
for introducing innovations. In this group of companies, innovation is linked with the
constant necessity to introduce new products to survive. The companies of this group
belong largely to the BIN (49%) while the remaining companies are distributed by the
others 2 sub-regions in the following form: CB=31%, BIS=20%. This cluster is
constituted of 64% of companies from the transforming industry (CAE 15 - 37) and
22% of commerce (CAE 50 - 54).

Cluster 2: groups 33 companies characterized by a very reduced, insignificant
involvement in innovation activities. Its attitude is very passive. Its activity of
innovation is only related to acquisition of new technologies. The companies of this

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