high technology based firms
The Effect of Technology Innovation Fund on SMEs’ Financial Growth——Using Manufacturing Company Data from China Yingmin Yu, Hongxing Peng
... for high-tech ...and Technology and local government departments, has set up hundreds of projects to promote SMEs’ R&D and growth; supportive policies and measures for SMEs are constantly being ...
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Decision-makers impact on the internationalization of high-technology firms in emerging markets
... is based on “ establishment ...Often, high-tech enterprises such as the software firms in Paraguay em- brace establishment chains as a channel through which they enter new foreign ...
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Cross case analysis of how SME high technology firms in Canada define performance management
... Following the turn of the century, a number of recommendations for enhancing PM processes appear. One approach by Pamenter (2000) advocates an output-based system with measurable objectives but with the major ...
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High technology firms in Canada's description of their competitive advantage - a cross case analysis of a sample of SMEs
... for high technology firms seeking a competitive advantage through their people, readily available research within this sector was ...growing firms, supported the need to examine processes ...
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS: AN EXPENSIVE EXERCISE FOR START-UP FIRMS AND ENTREPRENEURS
... NE firms, in other words the R&D processes. Generally US technology firms have a high reliance on public science, 80% of citations on their patents are externally authored, with the ...
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Investment in technology based small and medium sized firms in Malaysia: roles for commercial banks
... the technology small and medium enterprise sector at both the early stage and later stages of development came from continental Europe such as Germany and France [10], Hungary [30], ...capital firms were ...
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An exploratory study of Malaysian technology-based firms leadership styles
... the technology-based firms locality are in the central region ...the high Cronbach’s alpha value are within the acceptable level as stated by Nunnally (1978) and Pallant (2001), where value ...
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National Culture, Employee's Engagement and Employee's CSR Perceptions in Technology Based Firms of Pakistan
... Extant literature has shown that Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) generates posi- tive employee behaviors, which is of strategic importance for many organizations (Bauman & Skitka, 2012). Rising societal and ...
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The growth dynamics of technology-based firms in Scotland
... Scottish high-tech HGFs tend to be younger and smaller than the overall population of Scottish ...smaller high-tech HGF employing between 10 and 19 employees ...employees) high-tech high ...
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Building support infrastructure for technology based businesses: What emerging economies can learn from the Western experience?
... the technology parks became a more organised ...of technology parks in the sphere of high technologies" was adopted by the Russian government allocating over 26bn RUR (~ £500 m) to building seven ...
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Analysing Energy and Material Saving Technologies’ Adoption and Adopters
... manufacturing firms that use these kinds of energy and material saving ...is based on data from the largest European manufacturing survey to date and it includes data from Spain and ...manufacturing ...
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Expanding to outward foreign direct investment or not? A multi dimensional analysis of entry mode transformation of Chinese private exporting firms
... helps firms to expand to ...decrease firms’ freedom of operation and increase their business ...push firms to undertake OFDI in pursuit of more efficient institutions (Boisot & Meyer, 2008; Child ...
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Funding innovation for treatment for rare diseases: adopting a cost-based yardstick approach
... that firms and all other interested parties be consulted to provide evidence supporting a formal regulated rate of ...ceutical firms and subject to substantial review by other interested parties including ...
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Clusters, human capital and economic development in Oxfordshire and Cambridgeshire
... Oxfordshire and Cambridgeshire are two of the most high tech economies in the UK (see for example DTI, 2002 and Garnsey and Lawton Smith, 1998). They are home to world class research universities and public and ...
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Essays on Technology, Productivity and Misallocation
... non-lobbying firms, with lobbying firms experiencing a larger ...lobbying firms and the amount of capital held by ...among firms, the dispersion of the marginal product of capital reflects an ...
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High Growth Firms in Scotland
... fast-growth firms (defined as the ...of high growth firms are located in California (BERR, ...‘successful’ firms in London and the South ...that high fliers are three times more ...
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Theoretical model for green information technology adoption
... information technology field and the researchers could not find any study which relays green IT with TPB and NAT together towards combining practicing green IT and individuals’ behavioral ...
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The impact of socio economic inputs on rtd, innovativeness, and competitiveness of european and east asian smes: comparative analysis and policy suggestions for regional convergence
... Israeli firms are the best performers, and the Italian and Scottish SMEs ...UK firms stand in the middle, whilst the Greek lag well ...Taiwanese firms score better than the Korean. The success of the ...
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Optimal production resource reallocation for CO2 emissions reduction in manufacturing sectors
... Wu et al. (2013) analyzed optimal production resource allocation problems of paper mills in the Huai River region in China. They clarify the optimal allocation of labor and capital input of each firm to minimize ...
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Exploring the dynamics of network characteristics for Indian high technology entrepreneurial firms
... Lechner et al. (2006) concluded that over-reliance on social networks over time may in fact constitute a growth problem, since it may indicate that firms are not capable of developing other important ties. This ...
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