high-tech companies
Coopetition Disadvantages: The Case of the High Tech Companies
... 235 companies from the high-tech sector declaring competitive cooperation was ...The high-tech sector was defined according to the OECD classification; companies were classified ...
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MARKET ORIENTATION AND STRATEGIC BEHAVIOUR AT HIGH-TECH COMPANIES
... because high-tech companies specialize in production of special technologies and ...that high-tech companies have certain gap in their knowledge, which means they might not use ...
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The Mature of Strategic Business of Small and Medium-Sized High-Tech Companies in BrazilTaciana de Barros Jerônimo, Denise Dumke de Medeiros
... medium-sized high-tech companies have unique characteristics related to the size, structure, culture and resource constraints, which influence the way managers administer ...
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The global marketing strategy for high tech companies which founded in the developing countries for entering the global market: Case study of Huawei Technologies
... the high- tech companies which founded in the developing countries, they could choose to integrate the marketing resources and find the alliance ...the companies could try to mix and match to ...
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A Comparison of the Market Orientation Model in Czech and German High‑Tech Companies
... The selection of companies was based on the criteria according to CZ‑NACE. To obtain the necessary data two company databases were used – Hoppenstedt and Albertina. the analyzed group consisted of responses from ...
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Scientific and technical development of Russia’s high tech companies in the context of introducing the conception “Industry 4 0” and the digital economy development
... of high-tech companies of the Russian Federation in the context of introducing the conception “INDUSTRY ...Russia’s high-tech companies in the context of introducing the digital ...
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New business partner search, find and selection in small high tech companies : an entrepreneur and managers’ perspective
... small high-tech companies search for new business partners outside their own trusted network (1st degree ...small high- tech company to search outside their 1 st degree ...
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Career stage, manager incentive and R&D innovation in high tech companies Evidence from a share stock market
... why companies are willing to invest on R&D is the heavily expectation return of the ...be high risk and long-term period of ...the high the ...
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HRM in innovative, high-tech manufacturing SMEs
... especially high-tech companies, internal factors are more important than external factors in the success or failure of an ...a high incidence of qualified scientists and engineers (and the ...
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Volume 09 Issue 03 (2020) May-June 2020
... large companies and high-tech companies, while only a few scholars have dealt with this topic for non-high-tech ...these companies represent the backbone of the economic ...
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Coopetition in low tech industries versus high tech industries
... other companies, or the other way ...competitors, companies do not want to disclose too much information to ...for high tech companies information or knowledge of new innovations could ...
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Derivative usage in low and high tech industries
... example companies that use interest rate derivatives have higher leverage than companies that do not use derivatives (Bartram et ...If companies in high tech industries would have more ...
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Structuring the front end of innovation at a high tech company
... One of the most difficult tasks in this process is to find the right lead users. The identification of lead user in the literature of van Hippel is more focused on industrial products. In this method lead users are found ...
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Clustering dynamics and the location of high tech firms
... local of process The relevanceof this industrial policy dilemma entry versus growth is further stressed by the empirical exerciseof section6.615which has testedthe empirical validity of [r] ...
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Key performance indicators of high tech enterprises
... of high-tech ...of high-tech enterprises, the particular features of the system to evaluate the efficiency of strategic management of a high-tech enterprise: innovative, ...
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Interorganizational imitation and acquisitions of high tech ventures
... to tech ventures as they are private companies, for which a significant portion of M&A activity ...occurs. Tech distance represents the differences between the venture’s and its acquirer’s ...
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External trade in high-tech products. 1995.
... No 1 Page Development of imports of high-tech products and industrial products, and of total imports by reference country/region 21 Development of exports of high-tech products and indus[r] ...
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A Study of Innovator Evolution in the High tech SMEs
... the high-tech SMEs. Luo Ya-fei and Hong Ying defined high-tech SMEs as the small and medium enterprises with strong technical innovation ability, mainly engaged in the research, development, ...
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The development of value propositions in High Tech entrepreneurial startups
... There seem to be a lot of similarities. The combination of engagement with customers and other stakeholders in value proposition development is critical to create value. The ability to communicate the benefits of the ...
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Internationalisation Patterns of Polish Family High-Tech Firms
... The t-test that compared the variances between groups of family and non-family en- terprises showed in each case that p> α (α = 0.05), therefore we may assume the equality of variances. This enables a reliable t-test ...
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