Trasformazione digitale dellePMI e ruolo dei kibs: un focus su Vicenza

Titolo Rivista ECONOMIA E SOCIETÀ REGIONALE
Autori/Curatori Greta Buoso, Eleonora Di Maria, Francesca Vitetta, Diego Rebesco
Anno di pubblicazione 2024 Fascicolo 2024/2
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 19 P. 163-181 Dimensione file 882 KB
DOI 10.3280/ES2024-002012
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La trasformazione digitale delle piccole e medie imprese è oggetto di ampia riflessione, perché molti studi evidenziano le molteplici difficoltà e le barriere che incontrano le imprese nell’investire in modo consapevole nelle tecnologie digitali e connesse ad “Indu-stria 4.0”. Il presente articolo intende analizzare il ruolo svolto dai servizi del terziario innovativo – i servizi ad alto contenuto di conoscenza (o Knowledge Intensive Business Services - Kibs) – nei processi di investimento delle imprese, andando ad approfondire il ruolo che la prossimità spaziale, le specializzazioni dei Kibs e gli aspetti di isomorfi-smo organizzativo tra cliente e fornitore possono avere nella relazione tra Kibs e impre-sa adottante. Il focus empirico è il contesto della provincia di Vicenza e lo studio analiz-za una base dati originale connessa agli investimenti finanziati dal sistema camerale all’interno dei bandi di supporto alla digitalizzazione delle imprese manifatturiere e di servizi vicentine. L’analisi evidenzia come le Pmi abbiano attivato collaborazioni in par-ticolare con Kibs della stessa dimensione, rispetto ad attività di investimento prevalen-temente connesse allo sviluppo software. Prevale la collaborazione all’interno del terri-torio provinciale o regionale.;

Keywords:Kibs, Pmi, trasformazione digitale, Industria 4.0

Jel codes:O14, O33, M15

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Greta Buoso, Eleonora Di Maria, Francesca Vitetta, Diego Rebesco, Trasformazione digitale dellePMI e ruolo dei kibs: un focus su Vicenza in "ECONOMIA E SOCIETÀ REGIONALE " 2/2024, pp 163-181, DOI: 10.3280/ES2024-002012