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Ecossistema de inovação : contexto para empreender e o caso Oeiras Valley
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Este trabalho aborda a formação e o desenvolvimento do Oeiras Valley, um ecossistema de inovação português. Um ecossistema de inovação é o local ideal para as empresas desenvolverem as suas atividades e inovarem, mantendo-se competitivas e aproveitando vantagens ao estarem próximos de fornecedores e clientes. Dois dos principais ecossistemas de inovação são o Boston Innovation District e o 22@Barcelona, sendo este último a grande inspiração para a criação de Oeiras Valley. Este grande projeto de desenvolvimento social e empresarial da Câmara Municipal que pretende tornar Oeiras numa Smart City. Os fundamentos para estes projetos são baseados na Teoria da Hélix Quadrupla que defende uma interação crescente, constante e multidirecional entre a Sociedade – Ensino – Empresas – Governo. Para concretizar esse objetivo está a haver uma aposta na forte na melhoria da qualidade das infraestruturas e na retenção de talento, principalmente talento jovem com políticas habitacionais favoráveis. Houve também a criação de vários Balcões de Ajuda às Empresas para tentar ajudar os gestores e empreendedores, há várias incubadoras e fábricas de Startups bem como bolsas e diversos apoios financeiros a projetos e novas empresas. Com base em entrevistas, análise de Casos de Estudos, e um questionário realizado a vários empreendedores podemos concluir que de facto Oeiras está a evoluir e está a transformar-se num Ecossistema de Inovação que é atraente para as empresas e para os empreendedores fundarem as suas Startups. Para além desta atratividade os empreendedores sentem vantagens, maior exposição e mediatismo internacional ao fazer parte deste projeto. Podemos concluir que Oeiras Valley é uma mais-valia para o concelho pois permite atrair empresas e tudo inerente a estas, trazendo assim riqueza e qualidade de vida aos municipes e melhores condições laborais com empregos mais qualificados.
This work addresses the formation and development of Oeiras Valley, a Portuguese innovation ecosystem. An innovation ecosystem is the ideal place for companies to develop their activities and innovate, remaining competitive and taking advantage of being close to suppliers and customers. Two of the main innovation ecosystems are the Boston Innovation District and 22@Barcelona, the latter being the great inspiration for the creation of Oeiras Valley. This great social and business development project of the City Council that aims to turn Oeiras into a Smart City. The foundations for these projects are based on the Quadruple Helix Theory, which defends a growing, constant and multidirectional interaction between Society – Education – Business – Government. To achieve this goal, there is a strong focus on improving the quality of infrastructure and retaining talent, especially young talent with favorable housing policies. There was also the creation of several Business Help Desks to try to help managers and entrepreneurs, there are several incubators and startup factories, as well as grants and various financial support for projects and new companies. Based on interviews, analysis of case studies, and a questionnaire carried out with several entrepreneurs, we can conclude that in fact Oeiras is evolving and is transforming itself into an Innovation Ecosystem that is attractive for companies and entrepreneurs to found their own Startups. In addition to this attractiveness, entrepreneurs feel advantages, greater exposure and international media attention by being part of this project. We can conclude that Oeiras Valley is an asset for the county as it allows attracting companies and everything inherent to them, thus bringing wealth and quality of life to the townspeople and better working conditions with more qualified jobs.
This work addresses the formation and development of Oeiras Valley, a Portuguese innovation ecosystem. An innovation ecosystem is the ideal place for companies to develop their activities and innovate, remaining competitive and taking advantage of being close to suppliers and customers. Two of the main innovation ecosystems are the Boston Innovation District and 22@Barcelona, the latter being the great inspiration for the creation of Oeiras Valley. This great social and business development project of the City Council that aims to turn Oeiras into a Smart City. The foundations for these projects are based on the Quadruple Helix Theory, which defends a growing, constant and multidirectional interaction between Society – Education – Business – Government. To achieve this goal, there is a strong focus on improving the quality of infrastructure and retaining talent, especially young talent with favorable housing policies. There was also the creation of several Business Help Desks to try to help managers and entrepreneurs, there are several incubators and startup factories, as well as grants and various financial support for projects and new companies. Based on interviews, analysis of case studies, and a questionnaire carried out with several entrepreneurs, we can conclude that in fact Oeiras is evolving and is transforming itself into an Innovation Ecosystem that is attractive for companies and entrepreneurs to found their own Startups. In addition to this attractiveness, entrepreneurs feel advantages, greater exposure and international media attention by being part of this project. We can conclude that Oeiras Valley is an asset for the county as it allows attracting companies and everything inherent to them, thus bringing wealth and quality of life to the townspeople and better working conditions with more qualified jobs.
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Mestrado Bolonha em Ciências Empresariais
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Ecossistema de Inovação Oeiras Valley Modelo Hélix Quadrupla Innovation Ecosystem Quadruple Helix Model
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Pedroso, José Miguel Gasparinho Morais Ferreira (2021). "Ecossistema de inovação : contexto para empreender e o caso Oeiras Valley". Dissertação de Mestrado, Universidade de Lisboa. Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão.
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Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão