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Purpose: This article aimed to analyze the dynamics of innovation in the Family Health Strategy (FHS). Methodology/Approach: This is a theoretical essay in which institutional and scientific references from national and foreign literature were gathered and analyzed that deal with innovation in the public sector and about innovation in public health. Results: In order to achieve the research objective, a framework was created that represents the dynamics of innovation in the Family Health Strategy, composed of the dimensions: innovation, determinants and barriers of innovation, actors and results of innovation. Academic contributions: From a theoretical point of view, research has the potential to contribute to advancing the theoretical approach to innovation in the public sector, in general, and about innovation in the Family Health Strategy in particular. Practical contributions: The proposed framework allows a clearer understanding of what the elements that involve the dynamics of innovation in the FHS are and how they behave, guiding managers and formulators of public health policies regarding the improvement of innovative processes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims to analyze the social innovation approaches applied to studies in the management area. In methodological terms, 151 articles published in the last twenty years in the management area, selected on the Web of Science, were analyzed. The qualitative analysis was anchored with the Iramuteq software. The results indicate three categories: a) Corporate Social Innovation, which extends the lens of social innovation beyond social enterprises; b) Constructs of Social Innovation, which presents the conceptual focus in the light of the investigated authors; c) Social Innovation Studies, which explains how research methodologies have been applied. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper aims to analyze the dynamic of innovation in services for consumers at the bottom of the pyramid (BoP). For this purpose, a framework composed of innovation dimensions, capabilities and infrastructure was developed. To assess the framework behavior in the business practice, a case study was carried out in a retail firm operating in Brazil's Northeast region whose target consumers are at the BoP. The results showed adherence of the proposed framework to the dynamics of innovation conducted by the studied firm. Considering the theoreticalacademic perspective, the framework helps explain the interaction between dimensions, capabilities, and elements of the market infrastructure. As for its practical relevance, it explains how service innovations occur and how to adapt them to the BoP market. In addition, as the structure of the proposed framework includes both external and internal elements, innovation is then considered from different perspectives. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study is meant to understand service innovation in the retail sector for costumers at the bottom of the pyramid. Innovations in services were identified and classified from the perspectives of the sector where the company operates, as well as the perspective of the company itself. The methodology used was case study in a retail company that operates in the Northeast region of Brazil. Data were collected through semi structured interviews and direct observation. Data were sorted and later analyzed. Results showed that the company has been implementing marketing and process innovations and that, throughout its 50 years of existence, it has achieved innovation improvement, through incremental and formalizing innovations. Using a Transilience Map showed that new competencies were developed, which resulted in architectural innovations. The study concluded that such innovations may be aligned with the disruptive innovation theory. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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