Implications of the Internet for Knowledge Creation and Dissemination in Clusters of Hi-tech Firms

Eng, Teck‐Yong

doi:10.1016/j.emj.2003.11.011

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“…En este sentido, Eng (2004) indica que su utilización no tiene por qué eliminar los beneficios de los clusters, sino que incluso los puede complementar, al permitir la participación de empresas y organizaciones externas al cluster, pudiendo convertirse incluso en un factor clave para el desarrollo de los mismos, al eliminar la posibilidad de que el cluster se bloquee, cerrándose en sí mismo.…”

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Análisis del ciclo de vida y las políticas de desarrollo de los clusters de empresas

Capó‐Vicedo

2011

EURE (Santiago)

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“…De hecho, los sistemas abiertos soportados por tecnologías avanzadas de Internet son más viables en clusters regionales que a nivel nacional (Eng, 2004).…”

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Análisis del ciclo de vida y las políticas de desarrollo de los clusters de empresas

Capó‐Vicedo

2011

EURE (Santiago)

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“…Teck-yong Eng has investigated the implications of the Internet for clusters of high tech firms [5]. The impact of open systems via the Internet has clearly facilitated the links between companies on a global basis.…”

Section: Strategy and Organization Clusters And The Internetmentioning

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Strategy and Organization

Turner¹

2004

Henley Manager Update

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s STRATEGY AND ORGANIZATIONOutsourcing, Off-shoring and the Internet: Their impact on StrategyThis Manager Update will explore recent writings on strategies for networks and communities. In recent years, we have seen the dissagregation of the value creating process in many industries. Many companies, under pressure to compete and survive in increasingly contested markets, have focused on core business operations and outsourced other activities. The application of digital technology and the globalisation of markets has accelerated this process, and many companies now routinely off-shore manufacturing and service activities which are linked seamlessly through to satisfy end-consumer needs, wherever they may be.Strategy in this networked environment is, clearly, likely to be more complex. It requires a deeper understanding of how markets and communities evolve and what the roles and interests of the respective players in each industry are. Implementing strategies which create incentives for partner organizations to collaborate and comply is, therefore, a key task.

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“…More specifically, the importance of the Internet in business communication is widely acknowledged and a number of researchers (e.g. Boyd and Spekman 2001, MacDonald and Smith 2003, Eng 2004 have dealt with the impact of the Internet in various business contexts. In other words, through the use of the Internet, a business can have 24/7 information-sharing regardless of physical distance, thus achieving efficient communication both internally and externally.…”

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Intercultural Business Communication and Translation: A 3-Dimensional Approach

Panou

2012

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The aim of the present paper is to explore the relation of intercultural business communication and translation. Having as theoretical background the writings of Edward Hall and Geert Hofstede, it is argued that intercultural business communication and translation are inextricably bound since translators act as mediators who facilitate communication between business people from different cultural and linguistic bacgrounds. In this article a three-dimensional view of business translation is proposed where it is claimed that there are three ways to look at business translation: (i) from the eyes of the student aspiring to become a successful translator, (ii) from the eyes of the professional translator, and (iii) from the point of view of the theorist who seeks to decipher the complex process of sense-making in multi-cultural and multi-linguistic business settings.

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Implications of the Internet for Knowledge Creation and Dissemination in Clusters of Hi-tech Firms

Cited by 41 publications

References 36 publications

Análisis del ciclo de vida y las políticas de desarrollo de los clusters de empresas

Análisis del ciclo de vida y las políticas de desarrollo de los clusters de empresas

Strategy and Organization

Intercultural Business Communication and Translation: A 3-Dimensional Approach

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