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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"industrial cluster"”.

  1. Capturing environmental innovation through industrial cluster programs in the United States

    In number of formerly industrial urban centers in the Midwest, networks of private and public stakeholders are working to cultivate clusters of water-related technology innovation. Advocates of these cluster-based strategies strive to increase local and regional competitiveness by building links …

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  2. Effect of Supply Chain Drivers on Leagile Implementation: Examining the Moderating Role of Industrial Cluster in Mazandaran province

    Companies within industrial clusters must implement appropriate supply chain strategies to gain a competitive advantage in a market with unexpected fluctuations and demand uncertainty. This thesis demonstrated that implementing a leagile strategy significantly improves supply chain performance. …

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  3. Regional innovative capacity in Italy : social and economic forces

    The notion of clustering, defined as the localized value-creating system that comprises complementary firms, universities, investors and other private or public institutions, has become of critical importance for regional innovation policies. This thesis explores regional innovative capacity in …

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  4. Investigating geospatial social capital networks for industry‐based grassroot economies : the case of Damietta, Egypt

    … being the main success factor of this economic cluster, building on Porter’s Competitive Advantage theory and Putnam’s social capital theory, linking networking, trust and norms to the spatial distribution of furniture enterprises in the city (Network Theory).In light of recent …

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  5. Lessons from science city projects and their success factors

    … of Boston's Route 128 area from an industrial ruin into a world-class high-tech industrial cluster (or technopole) driven by knowledge-based asset (Chapter 2). When tested against three planned technopoles, namely Akademgorodok (Russia), Taedok Science Town (South Korea) and Tsukuba …

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  6. Government-led performance standard and high-tech innovation in China : a case study of Zhongguancun high-tech development zone

    … new technology industry, and will keep encourage industrial cluster towards the HTDZ1. My research question is simple, expressed in one sentence: Does the Chinese government succeed in promoting high-tech innovation by imposing the performance standard? Or more specific, does different performance …

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  7. Contributions of a minerals industry cluster to sustainable development: A case study on human and social capital in Richards Bay, South Africa

    … industries. Although the minerals industry cluster remains globally competitive at the present time, whether it can be a catalyst for sustainable development, economically, socially and environmentally is in question. Field work was carried out in Richards Bay to analyse the development …

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  8. The role of small manufacturing enterprises in sustainable regional development

    … SMEs to work more efficiently through the use of clusters and networks as a potential strategy is clarified. Chapter Seven presents a compilation of the detailed findings of this thesis along with the lessons that have emerged as a result of the research conducted. A series of policies and …

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