Profile of the degree of innovation of micro and small enterprises in the state of Parana – Brazil Cristiano Machado SEBRAE/PR.

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Profile of the degree of innovation of micro and small enterprises in the state of Parana – Brazil Cristiano Machado SEBRAE/PR

According to SEBRAE 2009, Micro and small enterprises represent 99% of formal establishments and account for 60% of formal jobs in Brazil and Parana State. Overview

Innovation and technology however are still poorly explored in micro and small businesses in the country. According to the latest research GEM (Global Entrepreneurship Monitor) reveals that only 3.3% of Brazilian entrepreneurs want to engage in innovation and technology as market differential. Overview

The main objective of this work was to obtain a profile of the micro and small enterprises of Parana State, with the goal of establishing a reference for assessing the impact of actions directed to innovation as a tool of competitiveness.

Overview According to Beaver and Prince (2002), “policy makers and academics rarely undertake the importance of innovation. Indeed, innovation is an essential condition of economic progress and a critical element in the competitive struggle of both enterprises and nation states.

Overview The project "Local Innovation Agents", of SEBRAE/PR, represents an effort to offer to micro and small entrepreneurs access to knowledge and resources to facilitate the settlement of innovation processes that contribute to increased competitiveness.

Overview To allow an evaluation of the process, we developed a measure of the degree of innovation in SMEs. Thus, it is possible to portray the situation found at the beginning of the Project and at later times.

Overview The historical monitoring results will reveal the effectiveness of the Project and also decide on its improvement, as specific situations best and worst performance can be compared

Overview The Degree of innovation used in this study was measured in the methodology based on the Innovation Radar created by Professor Mohanbir Sawhney, Director of the Center for Research in Technology & Innovation, Kellogg School of Management

Overview Complementing the approach of the Sawhney, was added a dimension designated "Ambience innovative", which verifies the existence of an organizational climate conducive to innovation, an important prerequisite for an innovative company.

Overview The Innovation Radar meets four main dimensions: Offerings (What) Customers (Who) Processes (How) Presence (Where)

Methodology Exploratory research based on secondary data according to a primary research did by SEBRAE/PR 2009, which have used the methodology of Bachmann & Associates based on the dimensions of innovation described by Professor Mohanbir Sawhney of the Kellogg School Of Management.

Analysis The average degree of innovation of the companies evaluated was 2.0 (average). As the scale of 1 to 5, this value corresponds to the first quarter of the scale, indicating that innovation still is incipient.

Analysis Figure 1 - Degree of Innovation X Dimension

Analysis Table 1 - Percentage of companies in each Degree of Innovation

Analysis Table 2 - Degree of Innovation - Sector Comparison (average).

Analysis Table 3 - Degree of Innovation, by size of company.

Analysis Unlike the quantitative analysis that uses mathematical tools and allows for greater objectivity, textual analysis must be viewed with caution, as the result of interpretations with high dose of subjectivity. Still, with appropriate caveats, comments and observations noted in the data collection forms enable to enrich the analysis, for bringing the sensibility of people who felt the environment of organizations

Analysis Table 4 - Word frequency in the responses.

The main results of the mapping can be observed in the Innovation Radar (Figure 2) and show that there is plenty of room for improvement. Conclusion

Figure 2 – The Innovation Radar

Conclusion The overall performance of each business sectors (Clothing & Clothing, Construction and Agribusiness) who participated in the survey are fairly similar and show that the cultural aspect can be decisive, since all businesses are located in Parana.

Conclusion The garment sector was more innovative than others, while construction was characterized as the most conservative.

Conclusion The analysis according to the size of the companies indicated that small firms are more innovative than small firms, with the greatest difference occurring in the construction industry.

Conclusion In the agribusiness sector, the differences in results indicate that rely on larger clients positively influence innovation.

Conclusion Variations in results obtained showed that the methodology used to measure the degree of innovation has sensitivity to different situations and is therefore suitable for the purpose of assessing the progress achieved by the Project.

Conclusion In short, the resulting indicator of average scores (degree of maturity) of each of the 13 dimensions of innovation (obtained by the answers to some questions) can be a useful metric to measure the degree of Innovation in Small and Medium Enterprises.

Conclusion Repeating this survey, after a period of work of Local Agents of Innovation, will assess progress and provide elements for improving the project, as the identification of best practices in every sector of business that can be replicated in order to enhance the innovative capability companies attended.

References SEBRAE. (2009) – Serviço de Apoio às Micro e Pequenas Empresas do Paraná. Perfil do grau de inovação das MPEs do Paraná. BEAVER, Graham. Prince Christopher (2002). Innovation entrepreneurship and competitive advantage in the entrepreneurial venture. Journal or Small Business and Enterprise Development. Vol. 9 – Number 1 – pp SAWHNEY, Mohanbir. Wolcot, Robert C. and Arroniz Inigo. (2006). The 12 different Ways for Companies to Innovate. MIT Sloan Management Review. Vol. 47 – Number 3. GEM, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (2010). Empreendedorismo no Brasil Retrieved on April, 6, 2010 from

Thank you very much ! Cristiano Machado