Enterprise clusters triggered by radical innovation: a modelistic approach

Pironti, M., Remondino, M. and Pisano, P. 2010. Enterprise clusters triggered by radical innovation: a modelistic approach. EuroMed Journal of Business. 5 (2), pp. 232-251. https://doi.org/10.1108/14502191011065527

TitleEnterprise clusters triggered by radical innovation: a modelistic approach
AuthorsPironti, M., Remondino, M. and Pisano, P.
Abstract

Purpose – This papers aims to deal with enterprise networks and clusters dynamics, as well as inter-firm joint efforts and collaborations, in order to study their evolution and possible effects when radical innovation occurs inside them.

Design/methodology/approach – In order to study these dynamics, with the optimal balancing among different strategies and the importance of exogenous parameters in cluster creation, a model is presented. It follows the agent-based paradigm, particularly suited for describing complex social systems in which many parts interact among them. This allows one to create simulations of the studied system, and to test different hypotheses. Besides, it is the only paradigm in which the emergent features of complex systems can arise spontaneously, thanks to the bottom-up design. A model is introduced and described in detail.

Findings – Qualitative results are described, reflecting current state-of-the art theories. The results show how clusters emerge and evolve among enterprises, and how radical innovation can trigger this phenomenon. Different managerial behaviour (externally or internally focused) is discussed as well.

Originality/value – The most important feature of a model based on agent is the possibility of repeating the experiment several times, by changing one or few variables at a time, by leaving the others unchanged. It constitutes for social sciences the equivalent of lab experiments for such disciplines as physics or chemistry. The presented model allows the study of different clustering scenarios, by changing the initial conditions.

JournalEuroMed Journal of Business
Journal citation5 (2), pp. 232-251
ISSN1450-2194
Year2010
PublisherEmerald Publishing Limited
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.1108/14502191011065527
Publication dates
Published2010

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