(Im)possible cooperation:
Relationship Between Universities and Companies, an Empirical Proposal
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https://doi.org/10.20401/rasi.7.3.494Keywords:
Relationship, University, Business, CooperationAbstract
The search for new forms of management, operationalization and constant initiatives for development and innovation can provide an environment of cooperation between Companies and Institutions of Higher Education - IHE. The present research aimed to understand the types of relationships established and their possible barriers between IHE and Enterprises in the Greater ABC Region. As for its methodology, this is a qualitative approach, classified as an exploratory research, describing the perception of IHE, composed in its totality by 12 institutions territorially concentrated in the region. The relationship between IHE and companies presents data that can configure this cooperation as a business strategy to be explored by the corporate environment, such as privileged access to qualified human resources, search for solutions to business problems, and contribute positively to an improvement in the image business and prestige for the local academic environment. However, such cooperation is still configured in incipient lines, with the need for better adjustments and debates constants.
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