Priscila Silva Esteves
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
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Journal of Technology Management & Innovation | 2013
Guillermo Cruz; Caroline Chagas Prates; Priscila Silva Esteves
High mortality rate and an environment in constant change set up a context in which the search for innovation becomes essential to business’ longevity. Incubation has been proposed as an alternative to start-up companies, giving support for their development. Seeking to explore which characteristics enable a firm’s development through incubation, a multiple case studies were performed. Interviews were carried out with two Incubated, and three Graduated companies. Results indicate that the incubation process is important to strengthening of the firm. This was observed when innovative strategies employed by companies were analyzed. Was founded an evolution from Incubated to Graduated. During the incubation process, the companies showed a greater focus on strengthening their knowledge bases, seeking to establish qualification relationships and invest in an innovation strategy based on better human resources allocation while the Graduated ones attempt to achieve further innovation by structuring and coupling their own commercial and R&D departments.
Procedia. Economics and finance | 2015
Priscila Silva Esteves; Luiz Antonio Slongo; Renato Hübner Barcelos; Cristiane Silva Esteves
Abstract Scientific development and technological advances have allowed for a considerable increase in human longevity. Elderly people, or “third-agers”, have come to make up an increasing percentage of the population in both developed countries and developing ones like Brazil. A major challenge for the elderly in this context is their adaptation to the demands of the modern world, especially in relation to Internet use. Nowadays these people have started to show a greater interest in new technologies. According to a study conducted in Brazil (CGI, 2009), usage frequency among older consumers who access the Internet is as follows: 47% daily, 29% at least once a week, 17% at least once a month and 7% less than once a month. These data confirm the promising market represented by elderly people. Given the change in population structure, combined with the considerable technological development resulting from the growth of Internet use in day-to-day life, it is important to understand Internet usage among elderly consumers. To analyze this, it is important that future studies concern themselves with the purpose of use, frequency of access and the future impacts that the Internet may have upon such customers. This theoretical article is organized with such questions in mind. Based on the literature, we have constructed a model to be tested in a subsequent study to help identify the relationships between the several variables surrounding this consumer behavior and the use of the Internet.
Revista de Administração da Universidade Federal de Santa Maria | 2013
Priscila Silva Esteves; Luiz Antonio Slongo; Cristiane Silva Esteves; Renato Hübner Barcelos
Emotions have great importance in purchasing decisions, however, only recently, researchers started to study them by qualitative approaches. In this context, this study sought to examine them in a still unexplored segment: elderly consumers. For this purpose, this research concentrated in a service for which they have shown a lot of interest – tourism – in order to analyze the emotions present in the choice of travel destinations and their influence on future purchasing decisions. That was done with the use of in-depth interviews aided by the Photo Elicitation Technique (PET). It was then observed that emotions affect the choice for a particular travel destination because the sensations experienced during previous trips are stored in memory and have a strong influence on future decision-making processes. This work also brings interesting contributions for future research because it investigated the occurrence of emotions in 3 separate stages of the consumption process – before, during and after the trip – and not only as just one element in this decision, as normally occurs in most researches about emotions. By demonstrating that this was a favorable decision to better understand the emotions throughout the entire purchase decision process, new paths are opened for further research with different methodological approaches.
Negócios e Talentos | 2014
Priscila Silva Esteves; Luiz Antonio Slongo; Cristiane Silva Esteves
Revista de Administração, Contabilidade e Economia da Fundace | 2016
Renato Hübner Barcelos; Priscila Silva Esteves; Bruno Kiechle Piegas
Archive | 2016
Renato Hübner Barcelos; Priscila Silva Esteves
International journal of business | 2016
Renato Hübner Barcelos; Priscila Silva Esteves; Luiz Antonio Slongo
Archive | 2015
Renato Hübner Barcelos; Priscila Silva Esteves; Bruno Kiechle Piegas
International journal of business | 2015
Priscila Silva Esteves; Luiz Antonio Slongo; Renato Hübner Barcelos; Cristiane Silva Esteves
Archive | 2013
Priscila Silva Esteves; Luiz Antonio Slongo; Cristiane Silva Esteves; Renato Hübner Barcelos