Resumen
Este trabalho consiste em revisar e sistematizar a literatura relativa à Capacidade Absortiva (ACAP) para inovação em novas empresas de base tecnológica (NEBTs) e startups. Adicionalmente, o estudo identifica temas, abordagens teóricas e fatores de desenvolvimento da ACAP para inovação nestes empreendimentos, promovendo um panorama deste fenômeno. A pesquisa analisa 103 artigos selecionados nas bases de periódicos Emerald, Science Direct, Ebsco (Academic Search Premier), Web of Science, Scopus e Springerlink. Identificou-se a tendência para pesquisas empíricas baseadas em métodos quantitativos com utilização de surveys e técnicas de análise fundamentadas em estatística inferencial. As quatro categorias mais investigadas dizem respeito à relação entre a ACAP e redes, antecedentes e potencial de realização, exploração de fatores/recursos internos ou externos, e estratégias de inovação. Os resultados ainda possibilitaram a proposição de lacunas e direcionamentos como contribuição para futuras agendas.
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