Innovation capability of clusters: understanding the innovation of geographic business networks

Abstract

Purpose -This paper aims to explore innovation in geographic business networks and to propose a model of cluster innovation capability.The premise is that innovation is a necessity for firms and inter-firm relationships is an option for it to occur.Among these relationships, clusters stand out, with studies showing that firms in clusters tend to be more innovative.Design/methodology/approach -Thus, we conducted an exploratory study of two clusters: the emerging cluster of Alto do Camaquã, in Brazil, and growing cluster of Sisteron, in France.The cases were analyzed based on elements previously established in the literature: context; collective strategy; public policy; commercialization; pro-activity; external relationships; transmission; collaboration;

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