High-Tech Entrepreneurship: Managing Innovation, Variety and Uncertainty

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Michel Bernasconi (CERAM Sophia Antonopolis, France) Simon Harris (Stirling University, UK)

High-Tech Entrepreneurship

Managing Innovation, Variety and Uncertainty

Michel Bernasconi (CERAM Sophia Antonopolis, France), Simon Harris (Stirling University, UK), Mette Moensted (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark)

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Routledge
03 August 2006

Entrepreneurship; Hi-tech manufacturing industries

High-tech businesses form a crucial part of entrepreneurial activity – in some ways presenting very typical examples of entrepreneurship, yet in some ways representing quite different challenges. The uncertainty in innovation and advanced technology makes it difficult to use conventional economic planning models, and also means that the management skills used in this area must be more responsive to issues of risk, uncertainty and evaluation than in conventional business opportunities.

Specifically focusing on the mix of theory and practice needed to accurately inform students, the key topics covered include:

uncertainty and innovation entrepreneurial finance marketing technological innovations high-tech incubation management.

Including case studies to give practical insights into genuine business examples, this comprehensive book has a distinctly ‘real-world’ focus throughout. Edited by a multi-national team, it draws together leading writers and researchers from across Europe, making it a must-read for all those involved in advanced entrepreneurship with specific interests in high-tech start-ups.

Edited by: Michel Bernasconi (CERAM Sophia Antonopolis France), Simon Harris (Stirling University, UK), Mette Moensted (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark)
Imprint: Routledge
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Edition: New edition
Dimensions: Height: 234mm, Width: 156mm, Spine: 18mm
Weight: 476g
ISBN: 9780415380591
ISBN 10: 0415380596
Pages: 312
Publication Date: 03 August 2006
Audience: College/higher education , A / AS level
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Part 1: The Processes of Entrepreneurial Development 1. Introduction to Part 1 2. Are Engineers High-Tech Entrepreneurs 3. Management of Uncertainty and Innovation Monsted 4. Organizational Advantages of High-Tech SME’s 5. Technological Entrepreneurship as a Collective Creative Process 6. A New Venture as a Project: Overcoming the Strategy Formulation and the Implementation Dualism Part 2: The Strategic Development of Young High-Tech Enterprises 7. Introduction to Part 2 8. Models of Development of Young Innovative Technology based Enterprises with a High Growth Potential 9. From Competitive Surveillance to Competitive Intelligence 10. Management and Networks by High-Tech Entrepreneurs 11. Marketing of Technological Innovations 12. Strategies of High-Tech Firms and National Values 13. Parks and Sophia Antipolis 14. High Tech Incubation Management 15. Entrepreneurial Finance 16. Business Model Selection in Nascent Academic Spin-Outs: Adapting to Shifting Opportunities 17. Auditing the Potential of a Technology 18. Knowledge Management as New Forms of Management in High Technology

CERAM Sophia Antonopolis, France Stirling University, UK Copenhagen Business School, Denmark