Factores que inciden en la innovación como estrategia de progreso en los países industrializados

Abstract

Every year the most innovative countries are known through the index of global innovation and it is clear that the countries in the top positions also have high human and economic development. Thus, that we understand the key factors of innovation is vital to replicate the success models and that in this work is exposed what have made the six countries that occupy the first place in the index of global innovation. Then, what Colombia does in this matter is exposed to show the differences and the response to the general objective: Identify the factors that determine innovation in industrialized countries compared with those used in a country like Colombia. By describing and analyzing the information, which is mainly used by secondary sources, the phenomenon of innovation is dismantled, its variables are known and it is reconstructed as a hypothesis about its determining characteristics. As a consequence, this project gives the precise recommendations that Colombia can implement to replicate the success of developed countries. Finally, it is inferred that after innovation there are low levels of corruption, a strong investment in technology and development, a great sense of collaboration, joint work with companies and openness to universal knowledge. The low levels of corruption allow citizens' money to be really invested in their welfare, which includes high-quality education stimulates their creativity and produces highly qualified graduates. The sense of collaboration makes people think about collective well-being and how to contribute to it through dedication and the delivery of their skills to larger projects.