2011
DOI: 10.5773/rai.v8i1.527
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Fundamental Factors for the Performance of Technology Based Incubators

Abstract: As incubadoras de empresas têm sido apontadas como atores importantes para o desenvolvimento de empresas e até de regiões. As incubadoras são criadas para facilitar o empreendedorismo, provendo condições mais favoráveis às empresas nascentes, até que possam graduar-se. Neste artigo, examinamos a importância de fatores críticos ao processo de incubação e como estes influenciam na performance das incubadoras, a partir da proposta original de Soetanto e Van Geenhuizen (2007). Trata-se de um estudo quantitativo, n… Show more

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“…This is due to the incubator attempting to compensate for a lack of knowledge of management, as well as perceived shortcomings and imperfections in the market mechanism, which corroborates the literature consulted in Bollingtoft and Ulhoi (2005). The results also indicate that despite projects originating mostly in universities, implying applicants’ high technical ability, the majority do not demonstrate management competences (Serra et al, 2011) mainly concerning tax issues, and find it difficult to form partnerships.…”
Section: Factors Contributing To Incubated Smes’ Internationalizationsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…This is due to the incubator attempting to compensate for a lack of knowledge of management, as well as perceived shortcomings and imperfections in the market mechanism, which corroborates the literature consulted in Bollingtoft and Ulhoi (2005). The results also indicate that despite projects originating mostly in universities, implying applicants’ high technical ability, the majority do not demonstrate management competences (Serra et al, 2011) mainly concerning tax issues, and find it difficult to form partnerships.…”
Section: Factors Contributing To Incubated Smes’ Internationalizationsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…There are several types of incubators, depending on the type of company to be supported, and different authors present different types, such as technological or universitybased, regional, mixed, independent commercial, and virtual (de Souza et al 2008). Macedo and Boava (2009) and Serra et al (2011) present and describe 10 types of incubators, according to the type of company: technological base, traditional, mixed, sector, cultural, social, agro-industrial, cooperative, rural, and virtual.…”
Section: Incubatorsmentioning
confidence: 99%