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Managing Innovation, Technology, and Entrepreneurship

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The book

This book offes an overview of all three subjects – innovation, technology and entrepreneurship – that fits well with the compressed curricula in modern MBA programs. The affordable and easy-to-carry volume fits the needs of students in the targeted countries. If offers a comprehensive approach whereas other competing books are dated and/or deal only with two of the three subjects found in this book.

The author

Fred Phillips is Professor of Entrepreneurship at Maastricht School of Management. He is also Professor of Management at Alliant International University in California, and Affiliate Professor at Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Lima in Peru. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the IC2 Institute, a renowned think-tank and incubator on technology and entrepreneurship at the University of Texas at Austin. He is Series Co-Editor for the MSM Series on Intercultural and Global Management. He is a founder and former member of the Advisory Board of the Austin Technology Council, and was also a Board member for the Software Association of Oregon.

The content

Introduction to the Series   

Section I. Introduction

Chapter 1    Firms, innovation and entrepreneurship   
    Jean S. Verhardt, Fred Phillips, & Ludovico Alcorta
    With material by Daniel More Torres and cases by Beatrice Avolio


Section II. The Context and Content of Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Chapter 2    Entrepreneurial initiative, entrepreneurial behavior, and corporate strategy   
        Louise Kelly

Chapter 3    Core competences and strategic intent   
    Yu-Shan Su
    With material by Fred Phillips

Chapter 4    Venturing, corporate venturing and organizational design   
    Rod McNaughton & Amir Gabriel

Chapter 5    Property protection regimes and industry standards    
    Todd G. Vare & Kenneth Crews
    With material by Herbert Phillips and a case by Fred Phillips

Chapter 6    Technological evolution: Industry & environmental factors   
    Daniel Nyarko

Chapter 7    The business plan   
    Gene Konecci, Fred Phillips, & Jean S. Verhardt


Section III. The Research, Development and Entrepreneurial Processes

Chapter 8
    Entrepreneurial processes: Starting and developing the new business      
    Fred Phillips & Jean S. Verhardt
    With material by Daniel More Torres

Chapter 9     Corporate creativity and ideas for new businesses   
    Daniel More Torres
    With material by Fred Phillips

Chapter 10     Managing research and development projects and stages  
    Tugrul Daim & Athar Pasha

Chapter 11    Funding for new businesses and for corporate R&D.   
    Jean S. Verhardt, Rod McNaughton, & Fred Phillips

Chapter 12 
   Technology sourcing and technology transfer    
    Daniel Nyarko
    With cases by Fred Phillips

Chapter 13
    Managing new product development  
    Tugrul Daim & Neslihan Sener
    With a case by Alessio Cavicchi and Cristina Santini
    With cases by students of the Engineering Management Dept. at Portland State University

Chapter 14    Global market entry for innovative start-ups   
    Jean S. Verhardt
    With a case by Luu Tien Thuan


Section IV. The Impact of Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Chapter 15    Assessing and enhancing the impact of innovation and entrepreneurship        
    Fred Phillips
    With a case by Joy Limprayoon

Chapter 16    Pulling the threads together: New products and new firms   
    Fred Phillips, Jean S. Verhardt, & Ludovico Alcorta
    With a case by Lei Tang