Published: 2021-11-05

A look at the qualification of the BAR — Brazilian Administration Review

Ivan Lapuente Garrido
e210122
Abstract:

This is the first editorial I’ve written after taking over as editor-in-chief of BAR since May this year. I decided to wait until implementing some actions in the journal’s management. An editorial can be a privileged space for us to take a stand on different topics. So, I want to use this first editorial to address the authors, readers, and editorial team to present our intentions and actions in the coordination of BAR. In our first contact, I will highlight some movements that I think...

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Developing operational capabilities in the collaborative practice-adoption process through different triadic structures

Eliciane Maria Silva, Ely Laureano Paiva, Mário Sacomano Neto, Kenyth Alves de Freitas
e210025
Abstract:

Our study investigates how collaboration from a triadic perspective affects the development of operational capabilities through a practice-adoption process. This research conducted a multiple case study in three triads in Brazil. The results imply that inter-organizational collaboration plays a positive role by moderating the relationship between information technology practices and the development of customization, responsiveness, and cooperation capabilities. Moreover, sharing...

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Export barriers for SMEs from emerging market: A model of analysis for non-tech companies

Cristiano Morini, Mario Cesar Barreto Polis, Dirceu da Silva, Edmundo Inacio Junior
e200121
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This research seeks to enrich the existing theories by analyzing what are the barriers affecting the export process of small and medium-sized non-tech companies in emerging markets, while simultaneously examining the relationship between internal and external barriers in this context. Non-tech companies are characterized by little knowledge and limited resources. How could this kind of company reach the global market? What barriers hinder the exporting process the most? A confirmatory...

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Public value in the perception of citizens from the perspective of smart cities

Fernanda Tasso Salmoria, Luiz Antônio Félix Júnior , Júlio Cesar Ferro de Guimarães, Cristine Hermann Nodari, Luciana Gondim de Almeida Guimarães
e200116
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This study addresses the public value theory from the perspective of smart cities and aims to propose the validation of a framework from the citizen’s perception and the principles of public value generation from the perspective of smart cities. For its development, the principles of the OECD were related to the characteristics of smart cities for the elaboration of a questionnaire, using the five-point Likert scale, which was applied to 256 residents of the city of Natal. The collected...

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The mediating role of SMEs’ performance in the relationship between entrepreneurial orientation and access to finance

Mehmet Civelek
e210045
Abstract:

Access to bank credit is one of the major concerns of SMEs in their survival. To reduce their concerns, SMEs’ entrepreneurial attitudes that are the dimensions of entrepreneurial orientation (EO) might provide them some opportunities. This is because EO increases financial performance of SMEs, which is positively perceived by banks when making credit decision. In this regard, this paper aims to examine the mediating role of the performance of SMEs in the relationship between EO and access...

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