Empresas familiares y decisiones en innovación

Juan Carlos Mancheno Ricaurte

Resumen


Las empresas familiares al momento de tomar decisiones en actividades de innovación difieren de las empresas no familiares, por una característica particular que es la orientación familiar. En este trabajo se analiza los diferentes objetivos que persigue una empresa familiar al momento de innovar. Se utilizo datos provenientes de 149 Empresas Familiares de la Región de Murcia, luego se realizó un análisis utilizando ecuaciones estructurales (ADANCO). En cuanto a la implicación familiar en la empresa, y su relación con la innovación, se sugiere que debido a una de las principales características de las empresas familiares como es la riqueza socioemocional, que persigue la transmisión de la empresa de una generación a otra, así como la implicación de la familia propietaria, y la incorporación de directivos familiares, se convierte en factores positivos al momento de innovar.


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Empresas familiares; innovación; orientación familiar; innovación tecnológica; ecuaciones estructurales; ADANCO

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.23857/pc.v9i3.6849

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