Spatial pattems of technology diffusion determine the capacity of regions and cities to compete in a global market. It is therefore, important to know in what way the local environment can contribute to the attraction of new technology to business locations and what factors differentiate in the support of the local environment in this process. The article wil1 take its starting point in the kno...

dynamic business environment enforces organizations to constantly update and reform their own strategic expectations. changing the embedded business rules in information systems is vital to fulfill strategic expectation. determining appropriate position to change business rule in information systems is regarded as a time-consuming and complex activity. therefore, it is necessary to identify and...

the aim of this research was to understand the dynamisms relating to knowledge transfer processes and practices, which exist within a business community in edinburgh scotland. the methodology used within this study was a uniquedesign methodology to include 20 in-depth interviews with participants from four local organizations. the sample group consisted of males aged between 20 and 70. the samp...

this research was performed to recognize the ways ofbusiness model designing and explaining about the use of businessmodel in technology-oriented firms and enterprises, and leads them towands the implementation of the plans and new ideas in order to enter tolabor market or maintenance of their situation in internal and globalmarkets. the essay was considering the concept of business model andth...

Much greater consideration has been given in recent years to the role of technology deployment in promoting business competitiveness and regional economic development (OECD, 1997). This is certainly the case in the United States where, despite evident strengths in developing technological innovations and creating new businesses, there has been increased concern about the performance of existing...

'Reverse innovation,' a principle well established in the business world, describes the flow of ideas from emerging to more developed economies. There is strong and growing interest in applying this concept to health care, yet there is currently no framework for describing the stages of reverse innovation or identifying opportunities to accelerate the development process. This paper combines th...