A Proposal for a Standard With Innovation Management System

MariaJesus Luengo and Maria Obeso
sample like for example, sectors of high and medium technology in order to validate our model. Also,
we could analyze the variable INFCLIEN separate in order to accept or reject hypothesis 1.
As a result, with this research we want to help to enterprises in their decision making process related
with innovation activity and amplifying the available information in the area at the moment. Moreover
this research contributes to academic world highlighting a fundamental relationship in the innovation
area across the Spanish case.
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