Technology Entrepreneurship – State of the Art and Future Challenges

Walicka, Monika; Żemigała, Marcin; Czemiel-Grzybowska, Wioletta

doi:10.15604/ejss.2015.03.04.002

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“…Wściubak [27] states that a measure of the effectiveness of technological entrepreneurship is the ability to transform new technological solutions into a stream of economic benefits. When monitoring the progress of technological entrepreneurship, predictors of its growth should be systematically compared in different periods of time (OECD 1995): demand for new technology, high level scientifically, a quick diffusion of technological innovations, short lifecycle of products and processes, needs for pre-incubation and coaching, scientific and technology cooperation, increasing demand for highly qualified staff, creating new needs, a high level of capital expenditure and an investment risk [28]. The determinants of the growth of technological entrepreneurship take into account the rapidly changing conditions of the competitive environment.…”

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Conceptualization and Mapping of Predictors of Technological Entrepreneurship Growth in a Changing Economic Environment (COVID-19) from the Polish Energy Sector

Czemiel-Grzybowska

2022

Energies

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This study seeks to address the issue of the development factors influencing technological entrepreneurship capabilities of enterprises during the COVID-19 epidemic crisis. This research is particularly relevant in light of the leading role given to innovation and science-oriented technology companies in the economic and epidemiological crisis. This study aims to analyze the impact of the changing environment on the predictors of technological entrepreneurship, assess their impact by the management practice and establish a causal relationship between the used variables. The paper draws on foreign literature review, covering fundamental theoretical fields in international management literature, to develop an integrated research framework. Based on a differentiated approach, the collaborative framework emphasizes a range of network processes and attributes, their interactions and moderating managerial relationships related to their impact on companies’ technological entrepreneurship capabilities and their contribution to business outcomes. The study was conducted by means of four-wave research. The factors of models included in the correlation analysis are management functions and demand for new technology. Results show that there is a weak positive relationship between management functions and manager’s technological preferences. These findings show that during COVID-19, firms changed their management practices using digitalization to respond to the pandemic. Additionally, it shows that managers moved towards employing new technologies as a strategic response to the crisis. The results showed a mutual, two-way relationship between the demand for new technology and managers from the planning area, high level scientifically and managers with managerial functions, a quick diffusion of technological innovations and managers with the motivating function, a short lifecycle of products and processes and managers from the short lifecycle of products and processes. Taking into consideration that technology entrepreneurship and innovation are facets of the innovative entrepreneur sector, the need for a holistic approach is needed to support their development during the international economic crisis. The next practical implication derived from the crisis may hinder the ability of entrepreneurs to discover new opportunities for technology development. Moreover, an epidemic shock such as COVID-19 may have an impact on technology entrepreneurial opportunities. This article presents a new look at the theory of management by using the implementation role of predictors of the growth of technological entrepreneurship during the epidemic crisis. In addition, the article obviously contributes to the technology entrepreneurship literature by providing an empirical study that advances a new perspective on the process of developing new technologies in the period of crisis.

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Conceptualization and Mapping of Predictors of Technological Entrepreneurship Growth in a Changing Economic Environment (COVID-19) from the Polish Energy Sector

Czemiel-Grzybowska

2022

Energies

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“…It was necessary to establish the borderline between single-method and multi-method research in order to explain what mixed methods meant (Walicka, 2013). In a study involving multiple methods, more than one method is used, and one can distinguish between studies using multiple methods (multiple qualitative or quantitative methods) and studies using mixed methods (a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods) (Walicka, 2015).…”

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Public E-Service on Polish Public Institutions’ Profiles in Social Media

Kotnis¹

2020

ERSJ

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Purpose: The article presents the results of research into the level of informational and promotional activity concerning electronic services provided by the largest regional public institutions in Poland on the three largest social networking sites. Worldwide trends in the development of public digital services require targeted and consistent information and promotion activities of public institutions, also with the use of social networking sites. The study covered the largest regional public institutions responsible for creating the capacity and development of sixteen voivodeships (provinces) in Poland. Design/Methodology/Approach The research methodology includes both quantitative and qualitative methods. The effectiveness of public institutions' activity on social networking sites were examined by means of statistical methods, while the triangulation method was used to analyze the published content. Findings: The existing literature on the subject has not studied the activity of public institutions in social media with reference to information and promotion activities of public electronic services. In many countries, researchers address challenges faced by the sector of e-services, their implementation level and the sector value. Practical Implications: Today, high dynamics and costs of implementation of public electronic services make it necessary for public institutions to provide these services actively and effectively. This is due to the specific scope of activity of public institutions and unlimited possibilities of public interaction between the institution and citizens. The rationale for the undertaken research results from the scale of activity of public institutions, which is confined to the list of services, provided to citizens. Originality/Value: Therefore, a thesis can be raised that generating interactions on social networking sites contributes to the improvement of the public institutions' image and enhances integration of local communities. This is particularly important in the era of building and developing the single market for digital services.

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“…Then, the EPO takes a decision on granting a patent and publishes the description in the EPO bulletin. In the period of 9 months following the date of publishing, an opposition may be expressed against the granted patent (Walicka et al 2015). It opens an opposition procedure which may result in overruling the EPO's decision on granting a European patent.…”

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Patent Protection of the Intellectual Property – Technology Fields and Industry Analysis

Walicka¹

2016

9th International Scientific Conference “Business and Management 2016”

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Abstract. In this paper the industry and top patent applicants was studied from perspective of 4 types of intellectual property (IP) and 3 patent systems. The purpose of this study was to map world patents applications. World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) data base was used. Results show that there is a growing trend in three analyzed patent systems and patents applications span a wide range of technologies. Under PCT procedures three leading fields of technologies: Electrical machinery, Computer technologies, and Medical technologies was found. Trademark applications are focused on Research and Technology and Agriculture sector, Industrial design on Textiles and accessories.

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Technology Entrepreneurship – State of the Art and Future Challenges

Cited by 8 publications

References 16 publications

Conceptualization and Mapping of Predictors of Technological Entrepreneurship Growth in a Changing Economic Environment (COVID-19) from the Polish Energy Sector

Conceptualization and Mapping of Predictors of Technological Entrepreneurship Growth in a Changing Economic Environment (COVID-19) from the Polish Energy Sector

Public E-Service on Polish Public Institutions’ Profiles in Social Media

Patent Protection of the Intellectual Property – Technology Fields and Industry Analysis

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