The main objective of the present work is to verify the relations between innovative strategies and the training activities, deepening the understanding of the relations between technological and organisational innovations and the training activities implemented by the firms. The firm level analysis is based on a unique ‘two-periods’ panel dataset which include data on manufacturing firms for an Italian, highly industrialised, local production system (the Milan area). The results suggest that the firms use specific training activities in accordance with the innovation introduced. As a whole it emerges that the upskilling phenomenon is more related to the organisational changes than to technological innovation. In addition, the contextual introduction of organisational and technological change does not seem to favour more training activities.

Does innovation foster training investements? Evidence from a local production system / E.E. DELLA TORRE, D. Antonioli - In: Desperately seeking performance in organizations[s.l] : WOA, 2012. - ISBN 978-88-6129-871-2. (( convegno Workshop degli studiosi di Organizzazione aziendale tenutosi a Verona nel 2012.

Does innovation foster training investements? Evidence from a local production system

E.E. DELLA TORRE;
2012

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The main objective of the present work is to verify the relations between innovative strategies and the training activities, deepening the understanding of the relations between technological and organisational innovations and the training activities implemented by the firms. The firm level analysis is based on a unique ‘two-periods’ panel dataset which include data on manufacturing firms for an Italian, highly industrialised, local production system (the Milan area). The results suggest that the firms use specific training activities in accordance with the innovation introduced. As a whole it emerges that the upskilling phenomenon is more related to the organisational changes than to technological innovation. In addition, the contextual introduction of organisational and technological change does not seem to favour more training activities.
Technological change; organisational change; training
Settore SECS-P/10 - Organizzazione Aziendale
2012
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