| Abstract [eng] |
In presented MBA Graduation Paper the problem of innovation practice in organizations is being analyzed. It is acknowledged that successful innovation practice is the base for economics intensity, which warranties countries and organizations competitive ability in globalizations as well as internationalization conditions. Nevertheless, general level of innovation in Lithuania is rather low considering to international context. Object of this paper – organization’s innovation practice in developing international business. Objective of the paper – to formulate the model of innovation practice, for the development of international enterprise. In order to implement the mentioned objective the analyzis of scientific literature and an empirical research was made. Objective of the empirical research – innovation practice in developing international business in companies of Lithuania, Denmark and Sweeden. The main activities of the examined companies – manufacture and trade of sports and leisure products. Practical research the following hypothesis: Hypothesis 1 (H1). Prerequisites to instil innovation in company arises from the interaction between negative external and positive internal factors. The hypothesis was denied. Hypothesis 2 (H2). The advantage of product, procces or resources are the main motive for new market assimilating. The hypothesis was denied. Hypothesis 3 (H3). The most important motives that stimulates companies to implement new supply recourses procurers are linked with creation of new product features. The hypothesis was confirmed. Hypothesis 4 (H4). The innovation process stimulates the start of other innovations inside company as well as outside of it. The hypothesis was confirmed. Hypothesis 5 (H5). The innovation process of the company, determines increase of net profit in long term perspective. The hypothesis was confirmed. In presented paperwork as follows material has been used: scientific literature, jurisprudence acts, financial and other documents published in internet websites of government institutions. The paper contains 80 pages, 24 tables, 30 pictures and 3 appendixes. |
