The Relations between Industrial Cluster and Enterprise Innovation
SU Zhao-guo, Shi Ben-shan
Abstract
SU Zhao-guo, Shi Ben-shan
Abstract
With the healthy development of industrial clusters,the cycle of enterprise innovation decreases and the number of innovation increases.By conducting both element analysis and dynamic analysis,this paper accurately shows the law of variation between innovation and cluster development.The enterprises have closer space and thus compete sharply,which provides innovation's motivation,material conditions,intelligence conditions and realization market.Meanwhile,entrepreneurs' innovation accelerates the formation of industrial clusters so that enterprises can maintain their competitive edge in the process of industrial clusters' development and maturity.As a result,innovation and cluster facilitate each other.
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With the healthy development of industrial clusters,the cycle of enterprise innovation decreases and the number of innovation increases.By conducting both element analysis and dynamic analysis,this paper accurately shows the law of variation between innovation and cluster development.The enterprises have closer space and thus compete sharply,which provides innovation's motivation,material conditions,intelligence conditions and realization market.Meanwhile,entrepreneurs' innovation accelerates the formation of industrial clusters so that enterprises can maintain their competitive edge in the process of industrial clusters' development and maturity.As a result,innovation and cluster facilitate each other.
Key concepts: Cluster (spacecraft), Industrial organization, Maturity (psychological), Business, Realization (probability), Space (punctuation), Competitive advantage, Economic geography