A New Direction for Technology-Based Economic Development
Richard A. Bendis, Richard S. Seline, Ethan J. Byler
Abstract
Richard A. Bendis, Richard S. Seline, Ethan J. Byler
Abstract
Accelerating innovation to drive economic growth is the foremost goal for technology-based economic development organizations today. Realizing this goal through programmes is challenged by limited and outdated operating models. The authors outline their 21st Century Innovation Intermediary model, which pairs commercialization with regional connectivity to accelerate innovation for regional economic growth.
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Accelerating innovation to drive economic growth is the foremost goal for technology-based economic development organizations today. Realizing this goal through programmes is challenged by limited and outdated operating models. The authors outline their 21st Century Innovation Intermediary model, which pairs commercialization with regional connectivity to accelerate innovation for regional economic growth.
Key concepts: Commercialization, Innovation economics, Economic system, Economic model, Technology development, Business, Economics, Technology transfer