Políticas de inovação e transferência de tecnologia para o Centro Estadual de Educação Profissional em Gestão e Tecnologia da Informação Régis Pacheco (Campus Jequié): implantação de plano de gestão

Abstract

This study presents the development of a Management Plan (MP) in the field of Innovation, aiming to guide the inventions showcased at the Technology and Science Fair (FETEC) in 2023/2024 into innovations that foster the socioeconomic development of the municipality of Jequié – Bahia. The research was conducted at the State Center for Professional Education in Management and Information Technology Régis Pacheco (CEEPRP), Jequié campus, and sought to address the central question: How can the inventive projects developed at CEEPRP be transformed into applicable innovations that benefit the local and regional community? The main objective was to design a Management Plan for Innovation Policy and Technology Transfer to consolidate and disseminate the inventive projects presented at FETEC, facilitating their improvement into practical solutions tailored to the socioeconomic context of Jequié and its surroundings. To achieve this goal, the study covered the period from 2014 to 2024 and adopted a quali-quantitative approach grounded in bibliographic, documentary, and descriptive investigations. The plan's creation was based on the application of strategic tools, such as the SWOT Matrix and Business Model Canvas, to identify opportunities, challenges, and implementation strategies. The study was supported by relevant legal frameworks, including State Law No. 14.315/2021, Federal Law No. 10.973/04 (amended by Law No. 13.243/16), and the institutional regulations of CEEPRP, which encourage research and innovation in technical and professional education. The research highlighted the importance of structuring innovative activities in Technical and Professional Education Centers, fostering creativity and entrepreneurship, and positioning FETEC as a strategic platform for showcasing and developing innovative projects with an impact on the local and regional community. The research findings reveal that the proposed Management Plan enabled the systematic alignment of inventive projects with the socioeconomic demands of Jequié and the region, enhancing their practical viability and social impact. The suggested actions strengthened the innovative potential of CEEPRP, fostering greater interaction between the academic community, the market, and society. It is concluded that the implementation of the Management Plan for Innovation Policy and Technology Transfer represents a significant advancement in consolidating CEEPRP as a regional innovation hub, with positive effects on sustainable development and local competitiveness.