Ecosistemas Regionales de Emprendimiento: El caso del País Vasco
Ecosistemas Regionales de Emprendimiento: El caso del País Vasco
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entrepreneurial ecosystems, regional development, digital transformation, inclusivenessResumen
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Mediante el uso del concepto de los ecosistemas regionales de emprendimiento, el artículo analiza el caso del País Vasco (España). En concreto, se centra en el análisis de dos ecosistemas: el de la máquina herramienta y el de la movilidad inteligente. Mientras que el primero sirve como referencia de un ecosistema consolidado, el segundo representa una actividad incipiente y emergente en la región. El artículo, basado en metodologías cualitativas y en la participación de los interesados, presenta una descripción de cada uno de los ecosistemas descritos centrándose en los aspectos socioeconómicos en un contexto de transformación digital. Además, el artículo incluye una serie de implicaciones políticas y conclusiones que pueden contribuir al desarrollo de los ecosistemas. En particular, la capacidad de extraer conocimientos y aprendizajes que puedan transferirse de un ecosistema a otro.
Palabras clave: ecosistemas de emprendimiento; desarrollo regional; transformación digital; inclusión.
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