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Salvador Vivas-López

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Este artículo ilustra la transición teórica en el análisis de las fuentes internas deventaja competitiva. Se emplea un enfoque teórico centrado en los procesosque hacen posible que las empresas mantengan y mejoren su competitividad,se adapten a los cambios y anticipen cambios en los mercados. Este trabajomuestra la naturaleza ecléctica de las capacidades dinámicas, las cuales introducenelementos dinámicos en teorías de carácter estático y corrigen lossesgos de esos dos enfoques a nivel teórico y en la praxis gerencial. El análisisse ocupa de los procesos de generación, desarrollo y modificación de los re cursosoperacionales. Las capacidades dinámicas ayudan a generar ingresosmás altos y a potencializar la innovación y el desarrollo estratégico.

Keywords

innovation, organizational learning, dynamic capabilitiesinnovación, aprendizaje organizacional, capacidades dinámicasinovação, aprendizagem organizacional, capacidades dinâmicas

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Vivas-López, S. (2013). Implicaciones de las capacidades dinámicas para la competitividad y la innovación en el siglo XXI. Cuadernos De Administración, 26(47), 119–140. https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.cao26-47.icdp
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