| Sumario: | In recent years, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have been highlighting sectoral development in the Caribbean Region. As a productive entity, the SME has become a factor of competition within the national economic apparatus for its potential to generate employment solutions and produce constant income, through commercial, industrial and service processes. This, projected as a platform of economic positioning of great expectation. At the competitive level, the SME has enormous inherent advantages that can lead in the long term to the strengthening of the various economic sectors that are emerging in the region. Next, the innovation component will be analyzed as a factor that has driven the development and growth of SMEs in the Caribbean Region. Through a reflexive exercise of the sector, concepts will be observed that are being incorporated in the business environments at regional and national level.
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