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Determinants of Innovative Activity in Japanese Technology-based Start-up Firms
"... Very few, if any, empirical studies have been conducted on innovation in technology-based start-up firms in Japan, mainly because there has been little up-to-date data on such firms, and because small firms in Japan have been viewed as being of minor economic importance. The purpose of this article ..."
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is to fill this gap in the literature by examining the determinants of innovation, measured by patent applications and new products, in Japanese technology-based start-up firms, using original firm-level data. We examine these determinants from the viewpoint of both firm-level and managerial
Toward a Theory of Community-Based Enterprise.
- Academy of Management Review.
, 2006
"... Final version published by Academy of Management Journal, 31(2). Not to be reproduced without written permission. __________________ The authors have benefited from comments received at the Academy of Management meetings and are indebted to Thomas Lawrence, William Warden, and Murdith McLean for th ..."
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reasons. Second, although we focus on the benefits of CBE for less-developed economies the concept may have wider applications. The notion of the community as enterprise and entrepreneur may yield new and fruitful ways of thinking about entrepreneurship in developed economies even though it represents a
The central question in entrepreneurial cognition research 2007. Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice,
, 2007
"... In this article, we take note of advances in the entrepreneurial cognition research stream. In doing so, we bring increasing attention to the usefulness of entrepreneurial cognition research. First, we offer and develop a central research question to further enable entrepreneurial cognition inquiry ..."
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use beneficial shortcuts to identify opportunities or to pursue venture start-up. In other situations, these shortcuts can lead to errors: erroneous evaluations and decisions. Further research will no doubt shed light on the relationship between cognition and (for example) why entrepreneurs attempt
1 WHY ARE SOME FIRMS MORE INTERNATIONALLY COMMITTED THAN OTHERS? THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE, FIRM DEVELOPMENT STAGE, AND OPTIMISM1
, 2004
"... In this study we use a unique data set to examine factors related to international commitment of owner-managed firms. We draw on different streams of research – such as the knowledge-based view, the stage theory of internationalization and the new venture theory of internationalization – to study fi ..."
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In this study we use a unique data set to examine factors related to international commitment of owner-managed firms. We draw on different streams of research – such as the knowledge-based view, the stage theory of internationalization and the new venture theory of internationalization – to study
2007): “Who you know matters: venture capital networks and investment performance
- Journal of Finance
"... Abstract Many financial markets are characterized by strong relationships and networks, rather than arm's-length, spot-market transactions. We examine the performance consequences of this organizational choice in the context of relationships established when VCs syndicate portfolio company inv ..."
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, and in some specifications, eliminated. Key words: Venture Capital, Networks, Syndication, Investment Performance JEL classification: G24, L14. Networks are widespread in many financial markets. Bulge-bracket investment banks, for instance, have strong relationships with institutional investors which
Commercialisation of innovations from the UK National Health Service Commercialisation of Innovations from the UK National Health Service
"... Abstract: The potential opportunities offered by developing innovative ideas from staff within the UK National Health Service (NHS) was recognised in 2000 and this paper describes a regional organisation, Medipex, which was set up to undertake technology transfer and commercialisation of innovation ..."
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was undertaken over a period of five years which included the initial start-up period of Medipex. This period was chosen as it was predicted to be long enough to identify the typical level of activity once the process had reached a steady state. However it was recognised that not only would the evaluation
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"... Breaking inside the black box: towards a dynamic evaluation framework for regional innovative capability ..."
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Breaking inside the black box: towards a dynamic evaluation framework for regional innovative capability
2009) Growth, development and structural change of innovator networks. The case of Jena
- Handbook on Evolutionary Economic Geography
"... Abstract: We attempt to extend the static analysis of innovator networks by providing case study based insights into the dynamic, developmental or evolutionary pattern of such networks. In the theoretical part, we develop some building blocs that are considered central to a theory of network evolut ..."
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the respective knowledge flows are internally oriented. An external orientation of a relationship shows up when a local actor is linked to an actor located outside of Jena. Results Actor development The network size increased as the total number of innovators jumped from 139 in the first period to 189
Innovation Activities and the Incentives for Vertical Acquisitions and Integration
"... ABSTRACT We examine the incentives for firms to vertically integrate through acquisitions and production. We develop a new firm-specific measure of vertical relatedness and integration using 10-K product text. We find that firms in high R&D industries are less likely to become targets in vertic ..."
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, Jean-Noel Barrot, Thomas Bates, Giacinta Cestone, Robert Gibbons, Oliver Hart, Thomas Hellmann, Adrien Matray, Sébastien Michenaud, Steve Tadelis, Ivo Welch and seminar participants at the National Bureau of Economic Research Organizational Economics Meetings, 2015 International Society for New
Technology Innovation Management Review 5 What Technology Startups Must Get Right to Globalize Early and Rapidly " " Technology Innovation Management Review What Technology Startups Must Get Right to Globalize Early and Rapidly Messages from Examining the
"... Introduction What must a management team get right to globalize a technology startup early and rapidly? How can a management team fill the gap between their startup's need to successfully operate in a globally integrated market and their startup's lack of resources and skills? Technology ..."
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international new ventures primarily results in export-type entry modes, not equity-type entry modes. Technology Innovation Management Review October What Technology Startups Must Get Right to Globalize Early and Rapidly Tony Bailetti 4. Using effectuation logic to create international new ventures results
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