The locus of Innovation and Knowledge Management: Can an enterprise contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals, just from inside? Literature Review

Quintana R.E.A.; Massuh E.M.L.L.; Donoso M.G.R.; Sánchez D.E.G.; Jaime H.P.S. · Encuentros (Maracaibo) (2025) · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17399499

Resumen

To analyze the importance of the locus of innovation and resource-based knowledge management as a variable to contribute to Sustainable Development Goals among small and medium-sized enterprises. The paper tries to open a debate about thinking from situation and its real dynamics, in order to understand social responsibility efficiency. Literature is reviewed from different sources and experiences. We concluded that there is little written on this subject, while it is necessary to help a general narrative for enterprises who want to address innovation competences to social responsibility from a different point of depart. For this it is proposed to understand tools for prospecting complexity in the situation level, outside the organization.

Instituciones: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú