The Spin-off Chain

Elpida, Samara; Galanakis, K; Bakouros, Ioannis; Platias, Spiros

doi:10.4067/s0718-27242010000300004

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“…Klepper and Sleeper (2005) support the basic premise of the model that spinoffs inherit knowledge from their parents that shapes their nature at birth. Elpida, et.al (2010) found that spinoff ventures are seen as a vehicle for transferring knowledge into application in society. Entrepreneurship or more specifically the entrepreneurial action is seen as the core process in the development of spinoff ventures.…”

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Impact of Spin-Off Policy on the Asset Growth on Indonesian Islamic Banking Industry

Arif¹

2015

JIEBF

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The purpose of this paper is to analyze the impact of spin-off on asset growth on Islamic banking in Indonesia. This research used panel regression with random effect. The variable used in this paper is spin-off which is used as a dummy variable, and also included the internal factor of industry such as deposit and efficiency ratio (measured by BOPO). Besides the internal factor, this research also included the external factor such as inflation rate, economic growth rate, and net interest margin from conventional banking. The result shown that only deposits that had impact on asset growth of Islamic banks from spin-off result. The spin-off decision on this model doesn't have an impact on asset growth. There are three reasons why spin-off policy doesn't have yet an impact on asset growth: first, the Islamic banks that result from spin-off still use the facility on the parent's bank. Second, the Islamic bank needs a lot of capital to expand the facility. Third, Islamic banks resulted from spin-off still doing internal consolidation after the spin-off.

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Impact of Spin-Off Policy on the Asset Growth on Indonesian Islamic Banking Industry

Arif¹

2015

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“…Ultimately stating that within the university spin-off literature, special emphasis has been on the institutional context within a university and how this setting influences the business development process. Elpida et al (2010) reconcile spin-out creation models as explained above (such as the entrepreneurial process model and the four-stage model of Ndonzuau, Pirnay and Surlemont, (2002). A further model is reviewed such as the Universidad Politecnica de Valencia (UPV) spin-out creation model.…”

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“…These seeds are accumulated to a pre-incubator phase to concrete concepts, configuring the Cells of Opportunities (Coo)." From the models discussed above, Elpida et al (2010) introduce their own model which integrates the above aspects of the entrepreneurial view and stages involved.…”

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“…A deeper look at the text of these authors mentioned above reveals that there are perhaps in one way or the other resources involved in spin-out company creation. For instance, Elpida et al (2010) mention the human capital resource and financial resource in the operational environment and supportive structures respectively. Wnuk and Mazurkiewicz (2012), makes reference to financial resources in the form of seed funding on stage three and venture capital in stage four of their spin-out creation model.…”

Section: Figure 1: the Entrepreneurial Process Of Spin-out Company Crmentioning

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Success Factors for Creating Spin-Out Companies by South African Publicly Financed Research and Development Institutions: A Resource-Based View Perspective

Langa¹,

Edoun²,

Naidoo³

2018

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Technology commercialisation using spin-out companies has shown to be a viable option by publicly financed research and development (R&D) institutions internationally. In South Africa (SA) this trend of spin-out company creation for technology commercialisation is anticipated to be on the rise since the inception of the Intellectual Property Rights from Publicly Financed Research and Development Act number 51 of 2008 (IPR-PFRD Act). This study aimed at trying to understand the factors that influence the successful creation of spin-out companies by SA publicly financed R&D institutions, utilising the RBV as the main theoretical framework. A survey questionnaire was distributed using a purposive sample approach to 49 key individuals (technology transfer professionals) who have been involved in spin-out creation in the past and the response was received from 17 respondents. A mixed methods research methodology was utilised and the data was presented using descriptive statistics and narration. The results of the data indicate a similar pattern to international trends and in some instances unique resource combinations that are relevant to SA. Questionnaire:The data collection instrument consisted of questions (open-ended and close-ended) assessing different aspects relating to respondents deemed success factors in the spin-out company creations

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“…Esses autores não precisaram ir à Lua para perceber esse novo espírito, mas ficaram em seu próprio território, a França, para descreverem as transformações pelas quais a perspectiva de mundo estava passando. E a mudança que descrevem pode ser resumida como uma lógica de funcionamento empresarial, da qual podemos destacar aspectos como funcionamento em rede, autonomia, liberdade, flexibilidade, transferência de tecnologia, inovações tecnológicas, Quando ligado à transferência de tecnologia, spin-off pode ser traduzido como "derivagem", e é reconhecido como uma das formas de empreendedorismo que mais favorecem o crescimento econômico(ELPIDA et al, 2010). Trata-se daquilo que produzido pela indústria espacial, sobremaneira instalada nos países desenvolvidos, passa a ser transformado em geração de valor econômico em solo terrestre por meio de jogos de cooperação.…”

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Mal-estar na sociedade de risco: um debate interdisciplinar sobre sustentabilidade

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Agradeço à minha orientadora, professora Gabriela Marques Di Giulio, sempre atenciosa tentando me ajudar com minhas confusões, por sua paciência e perseverância com esse trabalho que passamos a qualificar de "desafio". À minha esposa, Elaine, que não apenas acompanhou mas também me ajudou no texto, com suas leituras e críticas. À Laura, minha filha, que quando soube que o pai estudava a natureza achou "muito lindo". Aos meus pais que sempre me incentivaram a estudar. Ao Programa de Saúde Global e Sustentabilidade, por acolher essa proposta de investigação. À UNIFESP, que permitiu um período de afastamento para este estudo. Aos professores Christian Ingo Lenz Dunker e Roberto Donato da Silva Junior, por sua participação na banca de qualificação. Aos professores João Nunes, Marko Monteiro e Roberto Donato que participaram do processo de avaliação nessa fase final e na banca de defesa.

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The Spin-off Chain

Cited by 12 publications

References 39 publications

Impact of Spin-Off Policy on the Asset Growth on Indonesian Islamic Banking Industry

Impact of Spin-Off Policy on the Asset Growth on Indonesian Islamic Banking Industry

Success Factors for Creating Spin-Out Companies by South African Publicly Financed Research and Development Institutions: A Resource-Based View Perspective

Mal-estar na sociedade de risco: um debate interdisciplinar sobre sustentabilidade

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