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Lounsbury, Michael; Gehman, Joel; Glynn, Mary Ann - 2018

In this paper, we embrace the critique of the contemporary entrepreneurship literature offered by Foss, Klein, and Bjørnskov, and applaud their advance of the Judgment-Based Approach (JBA) as a way to broaden our understanding of entrepreneurial processes by contextualizing entrepreneurial...

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Digitalization and Regional Competitiveness : A Brief Summary

Zuti, Bence - 2019

This manuscript acts solely as a brief and concise summary on the research carried out during the ÚNKP-17-3 New National Excellence Program of the Ministry of Human Capacities in a clear and transparent manuscript format. During my Scholarship the main focus of my research topic revolved around...

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Mobility and Regional Competitiveness in the Digital Age

Zuti, Bence - 2018

Digitalization is one of the key drivers of accelerated change in our everyday lives, both on an economic and social level. With solutions enabled through ICT technologies, we are more connected than ever on the global scale. In this next chapter of globalization, we currently experience...

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Fourth Generation Universities and Regional Development - Presentation Slides

Zuti, Bence; Lukovics, Miklós - 2018

This document is a PDF version of the PowerPoint presentation of the "Fourth Generation Universities and Regional Development" conference presentation. Nowadays the competitiveness of regions is affected and altered by globalization and other background processes that serve as arrangers of...

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Egyetemek a Régiók Versenyképességének Javításáért : „Negyedik Generációs” Egyetemek? (Universities Enhancing Regional Competitiveness: 'Fourth Generation' Universities?)...

Lukovics, Miklós; Zuti, Bence - 2018

, the main traditional activities of universities (education and research) should be broadened and diversified. To be able … generation” universities, besides the education-research-knowledge utilisation triangle, the goal is to prepare for the conscious … of the economy at the same time. It not only contributes to the education of professionals, scientists, entrepreneurs …

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Disruptive Firms and Technological Change

Coccia, Mario - 2018

The fundamental question in the economics of innovation is how technological change is generated in competitive markets. This study confronts this question here by developing the concept of disruptive firms that deliberate introduce new and improved generations of durable goods that destroy,...

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Experience, Learning & Collaborative Returns in R&D Alliances

Sampson, Rachelle C. - 2013

Focusing on the link between prior alliance experience and firm benefits from R&D collaborations, this paper explores whether firms learn to manage their alliances. While prior experience should increase collaborative benefits from the current alliance, I expect these returns: (1) to be most...

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Mentoring in Startup Ecosystems

Sanchez-Burks, Jeffrey; Brophy, David J.; Jensen, Thomas; … - 2017

Effective mentoring programs are very difficult to structure and execute, even with the best intentions and reasonable budget. In this report we conduct a multi-institution empirical analysis of mentoring in startup ecosystems to determine what helps entrepreneurial teams and mentors thrive in...

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Environmental Influences Upon Firm Entry into New Sub-Markets : Evidence from the Worldwide Hard Disk Drive Industry

Chesbrough, Henry - 2002

Firms need to access skills, capital, and customers to enter into an industry initially, and the choices they make to access these resources are likely to exert path dependent influences over subsequent entry behavior into new submarkets. This paper explores how firms configure themselves to...

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Complementarity in the Innovation Strategy : Internal R&D, External Technology Acquisition, and Cooperation in R&D

Cassiman, Bruno; Veugelers, Reinhilde - 2013

Successful innovation depends on the development and integration of new knowledge in the innovation process. In order to successfully innovate, the firm will combine different innovation activities. In addition to doing own research and development, firms typically are engaged in the acquisition...

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