Incubation manager roles in the co-innovation context

Features of Functioning of Technoparks in Russia and Eu Countries

“…Several issues related to the organization of the efficient functioning of technology parks and business incubators, including in developing countries [15,16] were raised in foreign and domestic research, such as their funding from various sources, including public funds [17], the development of small innovative enterprises [18]. Special reviews of best practices are used as a basis for analysing the features of foreign technology parks and business incubators [15,[19][20][21][22], as well as official analytical reviews of the EU [23,24].…”

Features of Functioning of Technoparks in Russia and Eu Countries

“…Several issues related to the organization of the efficient functioning of technology parks and business incubators, including in developing countries [15,16] were raised in foreign and domestic research, such as their funding from various sources, including public funds [17], the development of small innovative enterprises [18]. Special reviews of best practices are used as a basis for analysing the features of foreign technology parks and business incubators [15,[19][20][21][22], as well as official analytical reviews of the EU [23,24].…”

Surviving through Incubation Based on Entrepreneurship-Specific Human Capital Development: The Moderating Role of Tenants’ Network Involvement

“…Access to networks has been a primary service that is central to incubation. Although previous studies have identified the tight-coupling between ESHC and NTBFs' survival, the co-production theory of an incubator manifests that the network that entrepreneurs are involved in determines the output of their collaboration [31]. The incubation network is a kind of social network.…”

Design incubatees' perspectives and experiences in Hong Kong

“…A number of later studies covered the impact of incubator managers and their relationships with incubatees, such as Rice ( 2002), who focused on the external network of co-production business assistance in the incubation process. With the increase of services and support from the incubators in later years, more services and support were included into the incubation process, such as mentorship, pre-incubation, post-incubation and incubation manager characteristics (Eriksson et al, 2016;Giordano Mart ınez et al, 2018;Voisey et al, 2013). A number of studies reviewed incubation exit management and survival (Blok et al, 2017;Hannon, 2005;Mcadam and Marlow, 2007;Patton et al, 2009;Schwartz, 2009) and concentrated on the incubatees' survival in business after their graduation.…”

Features of Functioning of Technoparks in Russia and Eu Countries

“…Several issues related to the organization of the efficient functioning of technology parks and business incubators, including in developing countries [15,16] were raised in foreign and domestic research, such as their funding from various sources, including public funds [17], the development of small innovative enterprises [18]. Special reviews of best practices are used as a basis for analysing the features of foreign technology parks and business incubators [15,[19][20][21][22], as well as official analytical reviews of the EU [23,24].…”

Surviving through Incubation Based on Entrepreneurship-Specific Human Capital Development: The Moderating Role of Tenants’ Network Involvement

“…Access to networks has been a primary service that is central to incubation. Although previous studies have identified the tight-coupling between ESHC and NTBFs' survival, the co-production theory of an incubator manifests that the network that entrepreneurs are involved in determines the output of their collaboration [31]. The incubation network is a kind of social network.…”

Design incubatees' perspectives and experiences in Hong Kong

“…A number of later studies covered the impact of incubator managers and their relationships with incubatees, such as Rice ( 2002), who focused on the external network of co-production business assistance in the incubation process. With the increase of services and support from the incubators in later years, more services and support were included into the incubation process, such as mentorship, pre-incubation, post-incubation and incubation manager characteristics (Eriksson et al, 2016;Giordano Mart ınez et al, 2018;Voisey et al, 2013). A number of studies reviewed incubation exit management and survival (Blok et al, 2017;Hannon, 2005;Mcadam and Marlow, 2007;Patton et al, 2009;Schwartz, 2009) and concentrated on the incubatees' survival in business after their graduation.…”

Features of Functioning of Technoparks in Russia and Eu Countries

“…Several issues related to the organization of the efficient functioning of technology parks and business incubators, including in developing countries [15,16] were raised in foreign and domestic research, such as their funding from various sources, including public funds [17], the development of small innovative enterprises [18]. Special reviews of best practices are used as a basis for analysing the features of foreign technology parks and business incubators [15,[19][20][21][22], as well as official analytical reviews of the EU [23,24].…”

Surviving through Incubation Based on Entrepreneurship-Specific Human Capital Development: The Moderating Role of Tenants’ Network Involvement

“…Access to networks has been a primary service that is central to incubation. Although previous studies have identified the tight-coupling between ESHC and NTBFs' survival, the co-production theory of an incubator manifests that the network that entrepreneurs are involved in determines the output of their collaboration [31]. The incubation network is a kind of social network.…”

Design incubatees' perspectives and experiences in Hong Kong

“…A number of later studies covered the impact of incubator managers and their relationships with incubatees, such as Rice ( 2002), who focused on the external network of co-production business assistance in the incubation process. With the increase of services and support from the incubators in later years, more services and support were included into the incubation process, such as mentorship, pre-incubation, post-incubation and incubation manager characteristics (Eriksson et al, 2016;Giordano Mart ınez et al, 2018;Voisey et al, 2013). A number of studies reviewed incubation exit management and survival (Blok et al, 2017;Hannon, 2005;Mcadam and Marlow, 2007;Patton et al, 2009;Schwartz, 2009) and concentrated on the incubatees' survival in business after their graduation.…”