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PublicationDéveloppements récents de la recherche germanophone en entrepreneuriat et PME : une analyse des articles parus de 1997 à 2006(Presses de l'Univ. du Québec, 2009-05-05)
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PublicationCommercialisation Management and Anticipated Returns: : A typology of Innovative SMEs(ICSB, 2012-06-10)This study presents a typology of innovative small to medium size enterprises (SMEs) based on their anticipated returns to an investment in the commercialisation of an innovation. A large multi-country sample was surveyed in relation to the process of commercialisation. A discriminant analysis identified four distinct groups based on their anticipated returns from the innovation, and how systematic they were in their process of commercialisation. The findings suggest that differences exist between firms in relation to age, size, R&D intensity, preference for project financing, treatment of intellectual property and the novelty of the innovation. Younger firms were more likely to have higher anticipated innovation returns, but a less systematic commercialisation processes. Adolescent firms were more systematic and more optimistic over returns. However, as firms matured and increased in size their commercialisation process became more systematic, but their anticipated returns more subdued. Older firms were both unsystematic and anticipating low returns.
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PublicationInnovation Commercialisation and Anticipated Return : A Typology of Innovative SMEs(ICSB, 2012-06-10)This study presents a typology of innovative small to medium size enterprises (SMEs) based on their anticipated returns to an investment in the commercialisation of an innovation. A large multi-country sample was surveyed in relation to the process of commercialisation. A discriminant analysis identified four distinct groups based on their anticipated returns from the innovation, and how systematic they were in their process of commercialisation. The findings suggest that differences exist between firms in relation to age, size, R&D intensity, preference for project financing, treatment of intellectual property and the novelty of the innovation. Younger firms were more likely to have higher anticipated innovation returns, but a less systematic commercialisation processes. Adolescent firms were more systematic and more optimistic over returns. However, as firms matured and increased in size their commercialisation process became more systematic, but their anticipated returns more subdued. Older firms were both unsystematic and anticipating low returns.
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PublicationStrategic Entrepreneurship : the promise for future entrepreneurship, family business and SME research?See also on the : [http://www.kmu.unisg.ch/rencontres/Renc2010/band2010.html website of the conference] Topics and Papers submitted for the conference 2010: Topic A: Strategic Entrepreneurship Selena Aureli Exploring Entrepreneurial Orientation and Strategic Awareness among Small Business Owner-Entrepreneurs Leo W. Chini Entrepreneurship und strategische Planung - ein Widerspruch? (Entrepreneurship and Strategic Planning - A Contradiction in Terms?) Jan Degadt Strategic Entrepreneurship in Family Business - Experience from Belgium Alexander Fust/Simon Grand/Urs Fueglistaller Customer-related Opportunity Discovery: An Entrepreneurial Perspective of the Early Innovation Process Stage Brian Gibson/K. Mark Weaver/Brent Gregory Enhancing Small Firms' Business Strategy through Improved Forecast Accuracy Egle Ruibyte/Antti Haahti/Ossi Pesämaa Influences of Market Orientation and Perceived Trust on Innovativeness and Performance in Tourism Networks Per-Anders Havnes Entrepreneurial Strategy in Start-up and Continuous Operation Michael Hilb/Tomas Casas i Klett Entrepreneurial Strategizing: Risk vs. Uncertainty Dialectics Bridging the Entrepreneurship / Strategy Divide - The Case of Private Equity Mirela Xheneti/Robert Blackburn Small Business and Entrepreneurship (SBE): An Analysis of Publications and Implications for the Development of the Field Topic B: Incubation and Startups Leo Paul Dana The Social Role of Entrepreneurship Strategies among Sámi Family SMEs Josef Mugler/Matthias Fink/Dietmar Rössl An Empirical Self-Evaluation of Entrepreneurship Researchers in the German Speaking World Katsuyuki Kamei Pursuit of Opportunity and Business Incubation - A Case Study on Entrepreneurs at Kyoto Research Park Tomoyo Kazumi Women Entrepreneurs' External Financial Access and Social Networks in Business Start-ups Charles H. Matthews/Imane Khayat Examining Nascent Entrepreneurs International Orientation as an Extension of their Innovation Activities Yu Niiya/Norika Taji Psychological Predictors of Entrepreneurial Interest in Japan Markku Virtanen Development of Opportunities in the Value Chain of Rural High Quality Restaurants: Case Tertti Manor Friederike Welter Entrepreneurship and Development - Do We Really Know Which Entrepreneurship Types Contribute (Most)? Cornelia Zanger/Mario Geissler Chancen bei der Entwicklung studentischer Unternehmensgründungen mit wissenschaftlichem Hintergrund (Opportunities in the Development of Student Academic Spin-Offs) Topic C: Venture Growth and Transition Rico J. Baldegger/Patrick E. Schueffel Measuring the Performance of International SMEs - A Scoping Study Carmine Bianchi/Graham W. Winch/Federico Cosenz Generalising Theories Explaining the Different Modes of SME Development and the Associated Growth Trajectories Olga Obraztsova/Alexander Chepurenko Entrepreneurship and Socio-Economic Development in Cross-Countries Analysis Alexander Kessler/Hermann Frank/Christian Korunka/Manfred Lueger Predicting Founding Success and New Venture Survival: A Longitudinal Study Hélène Laurell/Leona Achtenhagen/Svante Andersson The Internationalization Challenge - Enabling and Constraining Factors in the Medical-Technology Sector Sascha Ruhland Innovation in Viennese SMEs and Potential Consequences for Public Policy Michael T. Schaper Open Competition and The Entrepreneurial Process Lászlo Szerb/Siri Terjesen Measuring the Competitiveness of Small Businesses Thomas Zellweger/Franz W. Kellermanns/Kimberley Eddleston Building a Family Firm Image: How Family Firms can Capitalize on their Family Ties Topic D: Entrepreneurial Behaviour Tomas Casas i Klett/Michael Hilb The Living-Dead Trap: Non-rationally Sustained Ventures - A Keystone to Elucidate Entrepreneurial Decision-Making Emmanuelle Fauchart/Marc Gruber Darwinians, Communitarians and Missionaries: Exploring the Role of Founder Identity in Entrepreneurship Pitsamorn Kilenthong/Gerald E. Hills/Claes Hultman/Stanley L. Sclove Entrepreneurial Marketing Practice: Systematic Relationships with Firm Age, Firm Size, and Operator's Status Martin Lukes Are Entrepreneurs Distinct Innovators? A Detailed Look at Entrepreneurs' Innovative Behaviour in Four Countries Attila Petheo/Roland Zs. Szabó Entrepreneurial Behavior on the Edge: Key Strategic Factors that can Save You From Crises Reinhard Schulte Do Entrepreneurial Motivations Change when Establishing a New Venture? Wee-Liang Tan Nonprofit Organizations and Social Entrepreneurship Intentions
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PublicationUnderstanding the Regulatory Climate for Entrepreneurship and SMEsPapers presented to the Rencontres de St-Gall 2006, Beiträge zu den Rencontres de St-Galle 2006, Sept. 18.-21. 2006 (Wildhaus) [http://www.kmu.unisg.ch/rencontres/RENC2006/band2006.html Tagungsband komplett] [http://www.kmu.unisg.ch/org/kmu/web.nsf/wwwPubInhalteGer/KMU+Verlag+HSG?opendocument KMU Verlag HSG] [http://www.kmu.unisg.ch/org/kmu/web.nsf/webRegistration?openform&id=BBS Bestellformular]
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