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Condizione: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Inhaltsangabe:Abstract: This paper evaluates how corporate venture capital investment can contribute to sustaining the competitiveness of large high technology concerns. In the first section the author sets the framework by explaining terminology in the context of technolgy and innovation as well as the market for technology companies. In addition, general issues regarding technology companies and their market environment are discussed. To obtain a means of evaluation, then issue of competitiveness of high technology concerns in the current market situation is examined in general. Competitiveness is discussed and explained by reviewing a substantial amout of literature along a framework developed by Feurer and Chaharbaghi. The chapter culminates in developing an approach to sustaining competitiveness for high technology concerns. As the aspects that determine competitiveness cover a broad spectrum, this section is the main part of the paper. Once an approach to sustaining competitiveness has been developed the third and last part examines in which way the efforts of high technology concerns to sustain competitiveness are advanced by corporate venture capital investment. Essentially, the conclusions drawn do not negate the effect of corporate venture capital, but set a limited and consise scope for corporate venture capital investment. Inhaltsverzeichnis:Table of Contents: List of abbreviations5 List of figures6 List of tables7 A.Introduction and methodology8 B.Basics regarding technology and high technology concerns10 I.Definitions and characteristics of technology and the technology market10 1.Science and research10 2.Technology10 3.Technique13 4.Types of research14 5.Innovation14 6.The concept of core technology15 7.Technology S-curve and life-cycle16 8.Technology intensity19 9.Customers22 10.Technology companies24 11.The field of research ?management of technology?25 12.The scope of this paper26 II.Target firms and the high technology market26 1.Market trends27 2.Strengths and weaknesses of target firms when compared with other types of technology companies28 a.Weaknesses28 b.Strengths29 3.Window on technology29 4.New technologies and new markets32 C.Competitiveness33 I.Customer values34 1.Real option values for customers36 2.Competitive values38 II.Shareholder values40 1.Real option values for shareholders42 2.Relation of customer and shareholder values42 III.The ability to act and react and the dynamism [¿].…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Diploma Thesis from the year 1999 in the subject Business economics - Investment and Finance, grade: 1,7, Aachen University of Applied Sciences (Wirtschaft), language: English, abstract: Inhaltsangabe:Abstract:This paper evaluates how corporate venture capital investment can contribute to sustaining the competitiveness of large high technology concerns. In the first section the author sets the framework by explaining terminology in the context of technolgy and innovation as well as the market for technology companies. In addition, general issues regarding technology companies and their market environment are discussed.To obtain a means of evaluation, then issue of competitiveness of high technology concerns in the current market situation is examined in general. Competitiveness is discussed and explained by reviewing a substantial amout of literature along a framework developed by Feurer and Chaharbaghi. The chapter culminates in developing an approach to sustaining competitiveness for high technology concerns. As the aspects that determine competitiveness cover a broad spectrum, this section is the main part of the paper.Once an approach to sustaining competitiveness has been developed the third and last part examines in which way the efforts of high technology concerns to sustain competitiveness are advanced by corporate venture capital investment. Essentially, the conclusions drawn do not negate the effect of corporate venture capital, but set a limited and consise scope for corporate venture capital investment.Inhaltsverzeichnis:Table of Contents:List of abbreviations5List of figures6List of tables7A.Introduction and methodology8B.Basics regarding technology and high technology concerns10I.Definitions and characteristics of technology and the technology market101.Science and research102.Technology103.Technique134.Types of research145.Innovation146.The concept of core technology157.Technology S-curve and life-cycle168.Technology intensity199.Customers2210.Technology companies2411.The field of research management of technology 2512.The scope of this paper26II.Target firms and the high technology market261.Market trends272.Strengths and weaknesses of target firms when compared with other types of technology companies28a.Weaknesses28b.Strengths293.Window on technology294.New technologies and new markets32C.Competitiveness33I.Customer values341.Real option values for customers362.Competitive values38II.Shareholder values401.Real option values for shareholders422.Relation of customer and shareholder values42III.The ability to act and react and the dynamism of the competitive environment431.External organisational structures432.Monopoly effect of innovation453.Innovation and value creating business processes47a.General issues47b.Development process49c.Additional considerations to raise the customer value50d.Market introduction and diffusion514.Reducing the threat by competitors technologies535.Dealing with shareholder pressure54IV.Developing a competitiveness approach for target firms551.Competitive intelligence562.Competitive support and education583.Shareholder communication584.Research595.Capability to focus development606.Organisation structures and culture607.Interdependencies628.Investment levels66D.Corporate venture capital and competitiveness68I.Basics of corporate venture capital681.Definition and differentiation682.Types and internal organisation of CVC investment693.Characteristics of the investment process71a.Finding suitable investments71b.Portfolios72. …

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Inhaltsangabe:Abstract:This paper evaluates how corporate venture capital investment can contribute to sustaining the competitiveness of large high technology concerns. In the first section the author sets the framework by explaining terminology in the context of technolgy and innovation as well as the market for technology companies. In addition, general issues regarding technology companies and their market environment are discussed.To obtain a means of evaluation, then issue of competitiveness of high technology concerns in the current market situation is examined in general. Competitiveness is discussed and explained by reviewing a substantial amout of literature along a framework developed by Feurer and Chaharbaghi. The chapter culminates in developing an approach to sustaining competitiveness for high technology concerns. As the aspects that determine competitiveness cover a broad spectrum, this section is the main part of the paper.Once an approach to sustaining competitiveness has been developed the third and last part examines in which way the efforts of high technology concerns to sustain competitiveness are advanced by corporate venture capital investment. Essentially, the conclusions drawn do not negate the effect of corporate venture capital, but set a limited and consise scope for corporate venture capital investment.Inhaltsverzeichnis:Table of Contents:List of abbreviations5List of figures6List of tables7A.Introduction and methodology8B.Basics regarding technology and high technology concerns10I.Definitions and characteristics of technology and the technology market101.Science and research102.Technology103.Technique134.Types of research145.Innovation146.The concept of core technology157.Technology S-curve and life-cycle168.Technology intensity199.Customers2210.Technology companies2411.The field of research management of technology 2512.The scope of this paper26II.Target firms and the high technology market261.Market trends272.Strengths and weaknesses of target firms when compared with other types of technology companies28a.Weaknesses28b.Strengths293.Window on technology294.New technologies and new markets32C.Competitiveness33I.Customer values341.Real option values for customers362.Competitive values38II.Shareholder values401.Real option values for shareholders422.Relation of customer and shareholder values42III.The ability to act and react and the dynamism [¿]Diplomica Verlag, Hermannstal 119k, 22119 Hamburg 100 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. An evaluation of the relevance of corporate venture capital investment as a means for diversified high technology concerns to sustain competitiveness | Karsten Jennissen | Taschenbuch | 100 S. | Englisch | 2001 | [.] | EAN 9783838643168 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Bedey und Thoms Media GmbH, Hermannstal 119k, 22119 Hamburg, kontakt[at]bedey-media[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…