High-Technology Entrepreneurship
Auteur : Oakey Ray
With the global economy in a precarious position, nurturing new entrepreneurial high-technology firms is likely to comprise a key component of any policy to encourage economic growth, both in developed and developing countries. Recent high-technology ventures ? such as retailing in the music industry ? have shown how entrepreneurs can radically change, or even replace, the structure of existing industries.
High-Technology Entrepreneurship introduces and analyzes all the major aspects of high-technology small-firm formation and growth. Locational and functional aspects of the process, as well as how contexts for development may vary between developed and developing economies are also discussed. Other key topics that are addressed include:
- how high technology firms originate in theory and practice
- entrepreneurship theory
- incubators, science parks and clustering
- entrepreneurial strategy and finance.
Students taking Master's-level courses in entrepreneurship, technology, innovation, academic enterprise and industrial development will find this an essential textbook for completing their studies.
1. Introduction 2. The Role of the Technical Entrepreneur 3. Clusters, Incubators and Science Parks 4. Research and Development 5. Selling HTSF Products 6. Strategy 7. Finance 8. Conclusions
Date de parution : 06-2012
Ouvrage de 208 p.
15.6x23.4 cm
Date de parution : 06-2012
Ouvrage de 208 p.
15.6x23.4 cm
Thèmes de High-Technology Entrepreneurship :
Mots-clés :
Entrepreneurship; Technology Entrepreneurship; Technology Venture Capital; Entrepreneurial Strategy; Entrepreneurial Finance; Science Parks; R&D; Organizational Change; Research and Development; High Technology; Technology Parks; Technology Incubators; SME Fund; Regional Venture Capital Funds; Oakey 2003a; United Kingdom Venture Capital Industry; High Technology Entrepreneurship; High Technology Small Firms; Technical Entrepreneurs; Larger High Technology Firms; Silicon Valley Cluster; Silicon Valley; High Technology Clusters; United Kingdom Venture Capital; Industrial Planners; Venture Capital Industry; Invention Push; High Technology Sectors; Public Private Partnerships; DNA Double Helix; Technical Entrepreneurship; Regional Development Agency; Thermionic Valve; Pro Grammes; Small Business Invest Ment Company; Spontaneous Clusters; High Technology SMEs