Advances in Global High Technology Management
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Advances in Global High Technology Management
Lawless, Michael W. (University of Colorado, Boulder, USA); Gomez-Mejia, Luis R. (Arizona State University, USA)
Elsevier Science & Technology
11/1996
310
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Inglês
9780762300044
15 a 20 dias
This text takes a broad look at the aspects that affect the creation and growth of technology-based entrepreneurship, from the process by which entrepreneurial firms are created, to the role of governments in creating them and to their management.
Part 1 Technology-based entrepreneurship and public policy: technology policy - the role of regions and new technology based firms in Belgium, Jean-Pierre Segers; government laboratories as a "competitive weapon" - comparing cooperative R&D in the US and Japan, Sanjay Pandey and Barry Bozeman; roles for governments in fostering knowledge based companies - the British Columbia experience, Raphael Amit and Mihkel Tombak. Part 2 Technology transfer and the entrepreneurial firm: handling the uncertainty in R&D alliances, J.C. Spencer et al; market forces or technological rate of change - an interorganizational framework of technology transfer - selected cases in Hong Kong, Singapore and Southern China, William F. Yager. Part 3 Technology strategies in entrepreneurial firms: entrepreneurial approaches to technology and quality, Gloria L. Lee; collaborative strategies - a comprehensive report, Vasudevan Ramanujan and Cynthia L. Rahn; strategic alliances and the small high tech firm, Keith Ward; nurturing the seeds of advantage - a case study of entrepreneurial development and human capital formation in a technologically intensive, professional service environment, William C. Schulz. Part 4 Managing innovation and growth in entrepreneurial firms: comparing growth planning theories for high technology startups - a qualitative analysis, J.B. Arbaugh and Donald L. Sexton; managing the creative process in a small R&D firm, Ellen Greenberg and Tom Christian; formalization and organizational life cycle - an empirical test of the "paradox of success" in high technology firms, Yolanda Sarason et al.
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This text takes a broad look at the aspects that affect the creation and growth of technology-based entrepreneurship, from the process by which entrepreneurial firms are created, to the role of governments in creating them and to their management.
Part 1 Technology-based entrepreneurship and public policy: technology policy - the role of regions and new technology based firms in Belgium, Jean-Pierre Segers; government laboratories as a "competitive weapon" - comparing cooperative R&D in the US and Japan, Sanjay Pandey and Barry Bozeman; roles for governments in fostering knowledge based companies - the British Columbia experience, Raphael Amit and Mihkel Tombak. Part 2 Technology transfer and the entrepreneurial firm: handling the uncertainty in R&D alliances, J.C. Spencer et al; market forces or technological rate of change - an interorganizational framework of technology transfer - selected cases in Hong Kong, Singapore and Southern China, William F. Yager. Part 3 Technology strategies in entrepreneurial firms: entrepreneurial approaches to technology and quality, Gloria L. Lee; collaborative strategies - a comprehensive report, Vasudevan Ramanujan and Cynthia L. Rahn; strategic alliances and the small high tech firm, Keith Ward; nurturing the seeds of advantage - a case study of entrepreneurial development and human capital formation in a technologically intensive, professional service environment, William C. Schulz. Part 4 Managing innovation and growth in entrepreneurial firms: comparing growth planning theories for high technology startups - a qualitative analysis, J.B. Arbaugh and Donald L. Sexton; managing the creative process in a small R&D firm, Ellen Greenberg and Tom Christian; formalization and organizational life cycle - an empirical test of the "paradox of success" in high technology firms, Yolanda Sarason et al.
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