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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Arbussà i Reixach, Anna author Coenders, Germà author 2005-07 The development of markets for technology has eased the acquisition of technology and reshaped the innovation strategies of firms that we classify as producers of innovations or as imitators. Innovative activities of firms include research, acquisition of technology and downstream activities. Within an industry, firms producing innovations tend to conduct more research and downstream activities than those imitating innovations. Acquisition of technology is equally important for both. To implement innovation strategies, firms producing innovations require both the capability to scan the external environment for technology and the capability to integrate new technology. Firms producing innovations require both, while firms imitating innovations require scan capabilities only http://hdl.handle.net/10256/288 Innovacions tecnològiques Innovation strategies in the presence of technology markets: evidence from spanish innovative firms