Osservatorio Nazionale sulle reti d’impresa 2024
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- Anna Cabigiosu - Ca' Foscari University of Venice - email orcid profile
Abstract
L’edizione 2024 dell’Osservatorio sulle reti d’impresa analizza in profondità i contratti di rete in Italia. Basata su dati survey dell’Osservatorio, dati Infocamere e casi studio, l’opera esamina trend settoriali, differenze territoriali e risultati di performance, nonché il ruolo delle associazioni, cooperative e fondazioni in rete. Particolare attenzione è dedicata ai temi dell’imprenditorialità femminile, giovanile e al ruolo degli imprenditori stranieri. L’opera studia inoltre la struttura e i meccanismi di governance che favoriscono la collaborazione tra imprese. Infine, casi studio offrono esempi concreti di resilienza e innovazione, fornendo spunti strategici per rafforzare la competitività e promuovere l’integrazione nelle reti.
Keywords Minibond • Coordination mechanisms • Resource complementarity • Supply chain overlap • Goals • Proactive resilience • Shared governance • Inter-firm networks • Securities • Consortium • Network resilience • Resilience • Network contracts • Market similarity • Partnership • Industries • Foundation • Organization • Relations • Dynamic resilience • Coordination • Non-profit organization • Competitiveness • Cooperative enterprise • Network administrative organization (NAO) • Governance • Networked businesses • Strategic composition • Geographic concentration • Lead organization governance • Sustainability • Associations • Regional characteristics • Reactive resilience • Performance • Sectors • Alternative finance • Digital innovation • Business association • Network structure • Geographical concentration • Network governance • Aggregations
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