Revisión del tema de sinergias corporativas: origen, resultados y beneficiarios

• Autores: Luz María Rivas Montoya, Diana Londoño Correa
• Localización: Estudios Gerenciales: Journal of Management and Economics for Iberoamerica, ISSN 0123-5923, Vol. 33, Nº. 143, 2017 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Estudios Gerenciales), págs. 153-162
• Idioma: español
• DOI: 10.1016/j.estger.2017.04.004
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Revisão da questão de sinergias corporativas: origem, resultados e beneficiários Classificac
  • Review on corporate synergies: Origins, outcomes and beneficiaries
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  • español

    La materialización de sinergias es un reto para la administración de empresas multinegocios. En este texto se  presenta el estado del conocimiento sobre las sinergias en el subcampo de la estrategia corporativa. Para ello se estudian artículos publicados entre 2003 y 2015 en revistas académicas, reconocidas por el Institute for Scientific Información  ISI Web of Science y por Scimago. Esta revisión de tema diferencia las investigaciones que abordan las sinergias como resultado en la etapa de adquisición y se centra en la de integración, donde la práctica administrativa toma mayor relevancia. Por lo tanto, se propone estudiarlas sinergias a partir de criterios de clasificación identificados en la literatura: origen, resultados y beneficiarios. De esta forma, reconocer la diversidad de sinergias abre un camino para enfrentar el reto de la administración multinegocios.

  • English

    Realization of synergies is a challenge for multibusiness firm’s management. Aiming at exploringe thestate of knowledge on synergy in the subfield of corporate strategy, this text studies articles publishedbetween 2003 and 2015 in academic journals recognized by the Institute for Scientific Information-ISIWeb of Science and Scimago. This review differentiates synergy research in the acquisition stage andfocuses on the integration stage, where administrative practices are relevant. For that reason, this paperpromotes researching synergies from its origin, outcomes, and beneficiaries. By recognizing synergydiversity, a path facing the multibusiness management challenge is opened.

  • português

    A materializacão de sinergias é um desafio para a administrac¸ ão de empresas multinegócios. Neste textoé apresentado o estado do conhecimento sobre sinergias no sub campo da estratégia corporativa. Paraisso, foram estudados artigos publicados entre 2003 e 2015 em revistas acadêmicas reconhecidas peloInstitute for Scientific Information-ISI Web of Science e por Scimago. Esta revisão de questões diferenciaas pesquisas que atingem as sinergias resultantes na fase de aquisicão e centra-se na integracão, ondea prática administrativa torna-se mais relevante. Portanto, propomos estudar as sinergias a partir decritérios de classificacão identificados na literatura: origem, resultados e beneficiários. Assim, reconhecera diversidade de sinergia abre um caminho para enfrentar o desafio da administracão multinegócios.

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