Non-technological innovations as development determinants for communities (case study Pcim community - part II)

Abstract

The aim of this study is to identify the nature and importance of non-technological innovation, as well as indicate the way non-technological innovation affects the development of a community. The study, which was a research publication, is the second part of the article "Technological Innovations in Pcim Community," which appeared in No. 9 of the Authority in 2012. The analysis will be conducted in the community of Pcim. The study will use interviews and a questionnaire with a five-point Likert scale. The article will attempt at creating a model with recommendations on how to use innovation management as a determinant for community development. Practical implications will include some proposals for community authorities regarding areas that should undergo significant transformations to ensure community development. The work adopted the following research hypothesis - the implementation of non-technological innovation affects the development of municipalities.