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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Business Administration, Entrepreneurship"”.

  1. Technology Management Within Product Lines in High Technology Markets

    … line management has been of great interest to business scholars and practitioners. This assumes greater significance for firms conducting business in technologically dynamic industries, where they face certain challenges regarding the management of multiple, overlapping technologies within …

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  2. THE ENTREPRENEURIAL TEAM AND EARLY STAGE SUCCESS OF START-UPS

    ABSTRACTThis research examines early-stage new technology ventures and the factors that contribute to their success. Innovation and technology are increasingly critical components in modern economy, and new technology ventures play a key role in creating and leading it. In recent years, the number …

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  3. An empirical investigation: How small to mid-sized enterprises use innovation on the path toward ecological sustainability

    … upon the natural environment is redefining the business relationship between ecological, economic, and social systems. In addition, the major market forces of diminishing natural resources, extreme transparency, and increasing social expectations are reshaping a new sustainability path for …

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  4. Essays on Science and Innovation

    <p>The commercialization of scientific discoveries into innovation has traditionally been the purview of large corporations operating central R&D laboratories through much of the past century. The past four decades have seen this model being gradually supplanted by a more decentralized system of …

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  5. Technology commercialization, competition, and the direction of innovation

    The technology commercialization process—translating ideas into products—depends on access to critical resources and complementary assets, which in many markets are concentrated among a small number of firms. This structure may enable an efficient division of labor, with smaller actors specializing …

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