Knowledge Intensive Mining Services in Chile: Challenges and Opportunities for Future Development
The Chilean mining industry is currently facing a set of challenges that need to be addressed for it to remain competitive in the global economy. These are related to a more efficient use of basic resources, such as water and energy (due to increasing costs); better treatment of waste; the need to drill deeper to get to new deposits; lower ore grades; among other challenges. Given the tendency toward vertical disintegration and the high operational costs the industry is currently facing, the leading mining firms are not expected to internally provide innovative solutions addressing these challenges. This opens up new opportunities for local suppliers. The question is if local suppliers have the ability to exploit these opportunities. This study aims at understanding the factors and drivers that enable the development of local innovative suppliers to the Chilean mining industry, in particular those with the potential to positively impact performance through the provision of upgraded and/or knowledge intensive services.
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dig-bid-node-123342023-09-12T14:14:05ZKnowledge Intensive Mining Services in Chile: Challenges and Opportunities for Future Development 2015-10-31T00:00:00+0000 https://doi.org/10.18235/0000187 https://publications.iadb.org/en/knowledge-intensive-mining-services-chile-challenges-and-opportunities-future-development Inter-American Development Bank Innovation Energy and Mining O13 - Agriculture • Natural Resources • Energy • Environment • Other Primary Products O2 - Development Planning and Policy O3 - Innovation • Research and Development • Technological Change • Intellectual Property Rights Q3 - Nonrenewable Resources and Conservation The Chilean mining industry is currently facing a set of challenges that need to be addressed for it to remain competitive in the global economy. These are related to a more efficient use of basic resources;such as water and energy (due to increasing costs); better treatment of waste; the need to drill deeper to get to new deposits; lower ore grades; among other challenges. Given the tendency toward vertical disintegration and the high operational costs the industry is currently facing;the leading mining firms are not expected to internally provide innovative solutions addressing these challenges. This opens up new opportunities for local suppliers. The question is if local suppliers have the ability to exploit these opportunities. This study aims at understanding the factors and drivers that enable the development of local innovative suppliers to the Chilean mining industry;in particular those with the potential to positively impact performance through the provision of upgraded and/or knowledge intensive services.;innovation;development;mining;Chile The Chilean mining industry is currently facing a set of challenges that need to be addressed for it to remain competitive in the global economy. These are related to a more efficient use of basic resources, such as water and energy (due to increasing costs); better treatment of waste; the need to drill deeper to get to new deposits; lower ore grades; among other challenges. Given the tendency toward vertical disintegration and the high operational costs the industry is currently facing, the leading mining firms are not expected to internally provide innovative solutions addressing these challenges. This opens up new opportunities for local suppliers. The question is if local suppliers have the ability to exploit these opportunities. This study aims at understanding the factors and drivers that enable the development of local innovative suppliers to the Chilean mining industry, in particular those with the potential to positively impact performance through the provision of upgraded and/or knowledge intensive services. Inter-American Development Bank Claudio Bravo Ortega Leonardo Muñoz Discussion Papers & Presentations application/pdf IDB Publications Chile Latin America and the Caribbean South America en |
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Innovation Energy and Mining O13 - Agriculture • Natural Resources • Energy • Environment • Other Primary Products O2 - Development Planning and Policy O3 - Innovation • Research and Development • Technological Change • Intellectual Property Rights Q3 - Nonrenewable Resources and Conservation The Chilean mining industry is currently facing a set of challenges that need to be addressed for it to remain competitive in the global economy. These are related to a more efficient use of basic resources;such as water and energy (due to increasing costs); better treatment of waste; the need to drill deeper to get to new deposits; lower ore grades; among other challenges. Given the tendency toward vertical disintegration and the high operational costs the industry is currently facing;the leading mining firms are not expected to internally provide innovative solutions addressing these challenges. This opens up new opportunities for local suppliers. The question is if local suppliers have the ability to exploit these opportunities. This study aims at understanding the factors and drivers that enable the development of local innovative suppliers to the Chilean mining industry;in particular those with the potential to positively impact performance through the provision of upgraded and/or knowledge intensive services.;innovation;development;mining;Chile Innovation Energy and Mining O13 - Agriculture • Natural Resources • Energy • Environment • Other Primary Products O2 - Development Planning and Policy O3 - Innovation • Research and Development • Technological Change • Intellectual Property Rights Q3 - Nonrenewable Resources and Conservation The Chilean mining industry is currently facing a set of challenges that need to be addressed for it to remain competitive in the global economy. These are related to a more efficient use of basic resources;such as water and energy (due to increasing costs); better treatment of waste; the need to drill deeper to get to new deposits; lower ore grades; among other challenges. Given the tendency toward vertical disintegration and the high operational costs the industry is currently facing;the leading mining firms are not expected to internally provide innovative solutions addressing these challenges. This opens up new opportunities for local suppliers. The question is if local suppliers have the ability to exploit these opportunities. This study aims at understanding the factors and drivers that enable the development of local innovative suppliers to the Chilean mining industry;in particular those with the potential to positively impact performance through the provision of upgraded and/or knowledge intensive services.;innovation;development;mining;Chile |
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Innovation Energy and Mining O13 - Agriculture • Natural Resources • Energy • Environment • Other Primary Products O2 - Development Planning and Policy O3 - Innovation • Research and Development • Technological Change • Intellectual Property Rights Q3 - Nonrenewable Resources and Conservation The Chilean mining industry is currently facing a set of challenges that need to be addressed for it to remain competitive in the global economy. These are related to a more efficient use of basic resources;such as water and energy (due to increasing costs); better treatment of waste; the need to drill deeper to get to new deposits; lower ore grades; among other challenges. Given the tendency toward vertical disintegration and the high operational costs the industry is currently facing;the leading mining firms are not expected to internally provide innovative solutions addressing these challenges. This opens up new opportunities for local suppliers. The question is if local suppliers have the ability to exploit these opportunities. This study aims at understanding the factors and drivers that enable the development of local innovative suppliers to the Chilean mining industry;in particular those with the potential to positively impact performance through the provision of upgraded and/or knowledge intensive services.;innovation;development;mining;Chile Innovation Energy and Mining O13 - Agriculture • Natural Resources • Energy • Environment • Other Primary Products O2 - Development Planning and Policy O3 - Innovation • Research and Development • Technological Change • Intellectual Property Rights Q3 - Nonrenewable Resources and Conservation The Chilean mining industry is currently facing a set of challenges that need to be addressed for it to remain competitive in the global economy. These are related to a more efficient use of basic resources;such as water and energy (due to increasing costs); better treatment of waste; the need to drill deeper to get to new deposits; lower ore grades; among other challenges. Given the tendency toward vertical disintegration and the high operational costs the industry is currently facing;the leading mining firms are not expected to internally provide innovative solutions addressing these challenges. This opens up new opportunities for local suppliers. The question is if local suppliers have the ability to exploit these opportunities. This study aims at understanding the factors and drivers that enable the development of local innovative suppliers to the Chilean mining industry;in particular those with the potential to positively impact performance through the provision of upgraded and/or knowledge intensive services.;innovation;development;mining;Chile Inter-American Development Bank Knowledge Intensive Mining Services in Chile: Challenges and Opportunities for Future Development |
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The Chilean mining industry is currently facing a set of challenges that need to be addressed for it to remain competitive in the global economy. These are related to a more efficient use of basic resources, such as water and energy (due to increasing costs); better treatment of waste; the need to drill deeper to get to new deposits; lower ore grades; among other challenges. Given the tendency toward vertical disintegration and the high operational costs the industry is currently facing, the leading mining firms are not expected to internally provide innovative solutions addressing these challenges. This opens up new opportunities for local suppliers. The question is if local suppliers have the ability to exploit these opportunities. This study aims at understanding the factors and drivers that enable the development of local innovative suppliers to the Chilean mining industry, in particular those with the potential to positively impact performance through the provision of upgraded and/or knowledge intensive services. |
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Claudio Bravo Ortega Inter-American Development Bank |
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Innovation Energy and Mining O13 - Agriculture • Natural Resources • Energy • Environment • Other Primary Products O2 - Development Planning and Policy O3 - Innovation • Research and Development • Technological Change • Intellectual Property Rights Q3 - Nonrenewable Resources and Conservation The Chilean mining industry is currently facing a set of challenges that need to be addressed for it to remain competitive in the global economy. These are related to a more efficient use of basic resources;such as water and energy (due to increasing costs); better treatment of waste; the need to drill deeper to get to new deposits; lower ore grades; among other challenges. Given the tendency toward vertical disintegration and the high operational costs the industry is currently facing;the leading mining firms are not expected to internally provide innovative solutions addressing these challenges. This opens up new opportunities for local suppliers. The question is if local suppliers have the ability to exploit these opportunities. This study aims at understanding the factors and drivers that enable the development of local innovative suppliers to the Chilean mining industry;in particular those with the potential to positively impact performance through the provision of upgraded and/or knowledge intensive services.;innovation;development;mining;Chile |
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Knowledge Intensive Mining Services in Chile: Challenges and Opportunities for Future Development |
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Knowledge Intensive Mining Services in Chile: Challenges and Opportunities for Future Development |
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Knowledge Intensive Mining Services in Chile: Challenges and Opportunities for Future Development |
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Knowledge Intensive Mining Services in Chile: Challenges and Opportunities for Future Development |
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Knowledge Intensive Mining Services in Chile: Challenges and Opportunities for Future Development |
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