Comprehensive Innovation Research on Private Science and Technology Enterprises

Author: Ma Jianxin
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Publish Date: 2005-09-07
Features: This book analyzes the current state of innovation in private technology enterprises and explores the comprehensive innovation theory of private technology enterprises with "technological innovation as the main thread." Based on the laws of the development of private technology enterprises, the author establishes a comprehensive innovation capability evaluation model for private technology enterprises from the mechanism of synergy among technological innovation, management innovation, and institutional innovation. The book analyzes the innovation capabilities of private technology enterprises in China since 1997, and on this basis, examines the advantages and disadvantages of their innovation. It summarizes three basic models for improving the comprehensive innovation capabilities of private technology enterprises. It proposes the path choices for technological innovation, institutional innovation, and management innovation within the framework of the comprehensive innovation strategy for private technology enterprises. It highlights that enhancing comprehensive innovation capability is the core content of the three stages of entrepreneurship for private technology enterprises. It points out that venture capital and financial innovation are strong guarantees for the comprehensive innovation of private technology enterprises. At the same time, the optimization of the innovation environment plays a significant role in the comprehensive innovation of private technology enterprises. The author strives to adopt a broader perspective through comprehensive and systematic analysis and detailed descriptions, using the comprehensive innovation of private technology enterprises as the research "entry point." From the innovation practices of private technology enterprises, it summarizes and generalizes valuable insights, further exploring new approaches to corporate innovation and enriching and developing theories of corporate economic management and science and technology management.