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Innovation in Companies Survey
Technological Innovation in Companies Survey. Year 2000
Technological Innovation. Main indicators.
Results by economic activity, company characteristic and size of the company.
Units:
percentage
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Economic activity
Values that contain
TOTAL COMPANIES
1. EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES AND PETROLEUM
2. FOOD, BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO
3. TEXTILES, CLOTHING, LEATHER AND FOOTWEAR
4. WOOD, PAPER, PUBLISHING, GRAPHIC ARTS
5. CHEMISTRY
6. RUBBER AND PLASTIC MATERIALS
7. VARIOUS NON-METALLIC ORE PRODUCTS
8. METALLURGY
9. METALLIC MANUFACTURES
10. MACHINERY, TRANSPORT MATERIAL
11. MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
12. RECYCLING
13. ENERGY AND WATER
14. CONSTRUCTION
15. TRADE AND CATERING
16. TRANSPORT, STORAGE
17. POST AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
18. FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION
19. REAL ESTATE, COMPANY SERVICES
20. PUBLIC, SOCIAL AND COLLECTIVE SERVICES
Selected:
21
Total:
21
Characteristic of company
Values that contain
% of non EIN companies that consider the obstacles of excessive economic risks as highly important
% of non EIN companies that consider the obstacles of excessively high innovation costs highly important
% of non EIN companies that consider the obstacle of lack of appropriate financial sources highly important
% of non EIN companies that consider the obstacles of organisational rigidities in the company highly important
% of non EIN companies that consider the obstacles of lack of qualified personnel as highly important
% of non EIN companies that consider the obstacles of lack of information on technology highly important
% of non EIN companies that consider the obstacles of lack of information on markets highly important
% of non EIN companies that consider the obstacles of insuff. flexibil. of rules and regul. highly important
% of non EIN companies that consider the obstacles of lack of sensitivity of clients as highly important
Consequence in non EIN comp., (%) companies: to which the above-mentioned obst. have prevented innovat.
Consequence in non EIN companies, (%) companies that do not need to innovate due to prior innovations
Consequence in non EIN companies, (%) companies: that do not need to innovate due to market conditions
% of EIN companies that consider the obstacles of excessive economic risks highly important
% EIN companies that consider the obstacles of excessively high innovation costs highly important
% EIN companies that consider the obstacles of lack of appropriate financing sources highly important
% EIN companies that consider the following obstacles highly import.: rigidities of org. in the company
% EIN companies that consider the following obstacles highly important: lack of qualified personnel
% EIN companies that consider the following obstabcles highly important: lack of info. on techn.
% EIN companies that consider the following obstacles highly important: lack of market information
% EIN companies that consider the following obst. highly important: insuff. flexib. of rules and reg.
% EIN companies that consider the following obst. highly important: lack of sensitivity of the clients
Consequence in EIN companies, (%) companies with some seriously backlogged innovat. act.
Consequence in EIN comp., (%) comp. with some innovat. act.whose beginning has been prevented
Consequence in EIN companies, (%) companies with some innov. activ. overburdened with other problems
% EIN companies that consider a high impact has been produced in: increase in the range of goods or services
% EIN comp. that consider a high impact has been produced in: Increase of the market or the quota
% EIN companies that consider a high impact has been produced in the improvement of the quality of goods/services
% EIN companies that consider a high impact has been produced in: improvement of the flexib. of production
% EIN companies that consider a high impact has been produced in: increase in the capacity of production
% EIN companies that consider a high impact has been produced on: reduct. labour costs (unit product.)
% EIN companies that consider a high impact has been produced on: reduct. material/energy (unit production)
% EIN companies that consider a high impact has been produced on: environmental/health/security impact improvement
% EIN companies that consider a high impact has been produced on: fulfillment of regulat. or rules
% EIN companies that consider the internal sources of information of the company of high importance
% EIN companies that consider other companies of their same group as highly important sources of info.
% EIN companies that consider suppliers of equipment/material/components as highly important sources of info
% EIN companies that consider clients as highly importantthe sources of information
% EIN companies that consider competitors/other companies of the same activity as highly important sources of info.
% EIN companies that consider University/higher education institutes as highly important sources of information
% EIN companies that consider Public R+D organsiations/technological centres as highly important sources of information
% EIN companies that consider Congresses, meetings and professional magazines as highly important sources of information
% EIN companies that consider fairs, expositions as highly important sources of information:
Selected:
1
Total:
42
Size of the company
Values that contain
Less than 250 employees
250 or more employees
Total 2000
Selected:
1
Total:
3
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Notes
1) EIN= Innovative companies in the 1998-2000 period or with unsuccessful innovations underway or unsucessful innovations
Total:
0
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Source:National Statistics Institute
