Innovation as a fundamental tool to maintain the Quality and Sustainability of Organizations
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Innovation, Quality, SustainabilityAbstract
This work aimed to describe the importance of promoting innovation as a key piece to maintain the Quality and Sustainability of Organizations, contributing to the well-being of society as a whole and the economic development of Countries. A qualitative approach research was carried out, with a non-experimental design and its descriptive scope, making a holistic description of Innovation, as a key aspect not only for advanced countries, since there are important initiatives and programs within developing countries such as the case of Mexico, where a series of government and regional efforts to encourage and promote it are reflected. It sought to demonstrate that there are various aspects of innovation, such as the introduction of new products and production methods, the opening of new markets and the creation of new forms of industrial organization, highlighting three main aspects that emerge: the importance of innovation in economic development, government efforts to support it and regional cases that exemplify this trend of new forms of industrial organization. Concluding that innovation is not only related to the incorporation of technology, but encompasses a broader range of activities that contribute to economic advancement.
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