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Dentro, attraverso, oltre la crisi: il caso El.En

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  • Giuseppe Turchetti
  • Ilaria Palla
  • Andrea Piccaluga

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L?articolo - attraverso l?analisi delle strategie che El.En, una impresa high-tech nata nel 1981 come spin off della ricerca accademica, ha adottato per affrontare e gestire la crisi economica nel quinquennio 2007-11 - ha l?obiettivo di evidenziare e discutere alcuni elementi rilevanti presenti nella letteratura industriale e manageriale italiana in tema di competitivit? della media impresa. Dall?analisi dell?esperienza El.En. - che ha saputo affrontare la crisi investendo in R&S, ponendo al centro l?innovazione, acquisendo imprese e perseguendo una strategia di internazionalizzazione compiuta - emergono interessanti spunti di ricerca per proseguire nella individuazione, approfondimento e sistematizzazione dei fattori di solidit? e competitivit? delle medie imprese nei settori high tech.

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  • Giuseppe Turchetti & Ilaria Palla & Andrea Piccaluga, 2013. "Dentro, attraverso, oltre la crisi: il caso El.En," MERCATI & COMPETITIVIT?, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2013(3), pages 67-82.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:mcmcmc:v:html10.3280/mc2013-003005
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