Standards behaviours face to innovation of the entrepreneurships of Beira Interior

the directors, the utilization of institutional sources to innovate and the main aims to
innovate as well as the relations of cooperation to innovate and.

It is also important to point out the companies most innovative most appeals to the
innovations in cooperation with Higher Education institutions, the financial supports,
the internal obstacles to the company and the effect of collective and individual learning
to promote the activities of innovation. Beyond these considerations, it has to add that it
is the more involved group of companies in activities of innovation that presents greater
predisposition to innovate in the future and greater satisfaction relative to the
governance systems.

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