INTERORGANIZATIONAL INNOVATION DYNAMICS

The directions of research on innovation or on the staging of innovative processes progress have evaluated over time from an innovational perspective constraint within an activity pursued by the entrepreneur (regarded as an entity creating possible and numerous innovative combinations) to an innovational perspective (induced in innovative processes and structures) framed and carried wider within the organizational internal environment, as response triggered and driven by market requirements. Nowadays, innovation is approached from the perspective of development in networks and system organizations. This latest innovation perspective by relating the areas of knowledge from which to reclaim constituent elements of the process, allowed researchers to focus on the study of the sequencing of actions (from generation to design and then to marketing innovation) as a process generated and conducted in networks, communities of innovation in systems and groups of companies or structures such as double helix or triple helix, in which the collaborative paradigm plays a central role. These structures include companies, individuals, universities and public organizations.