The concept of innovation in the scientific-military sector as a strategic element

Abstract

The innovation management process represents an important doctrine in the various spaces where the administration of assets, resources and decision-making scenarios determine the success of an institution, within its existential mission. In the field of administration, innovation is a key element in the maintenance of processes aimed at the systematic optimization, of production chains and the strategic management of preponderant information for the survival of institutions. Thus, this narrative bibliographic study, seeks to analyze the importance and impacts of innovation in the scientific-military sector, based on research published in the last decade, reverberating the strategic value of innovation processes in the military sector, highlighting the process technology as the main matrix of this scenario. From the reflections proposed in this research, the decisive role of innovation in obtaining and improving processes and resources aimed at military techno-scientific development is ratified, directly reflecting on the persuasion capacity of military forces in the face of critical circumstances, where warlike hegemony plays a decisive role in maintaining the security and preservation of the national territory.