[PDF] Top 20 Policies to Foster the Creation of Research-Based Spin-offs in Portugal

... around the energy field led to the launch of a number of institutional initiatives promoting the creation of “green businesses”, some of them specifically ... See full document

... choose to self-employment (GEM, ...level of education and performance, against entrepreneurs induced by opportunity that may have greater performance (Lumpkin and Katz, ...According to a study from ... See full document

... seems to be important in the establishment of these technological partnerships, since a large share of the projects involve partners in the same municipality and/or ... See full document

... Nowadays, the countrys’ development is based on science, tecnology and ...Because of this, the society is demanding that the university, one of the most important sources ... See full document

... fail to mention that the R&D investment is deeply affected by the environment where the company ...instance, in highly competitive markets, companies tend to invest in ... See full document

... Abstract: The objective of this study is to understand how small businesses can innovate through the generation of technological spin-offs, identifying motivations, ... See full document

... and in the performance of academic research, starts to be forced in a way that the results of its researches should bring more relevant economic and social impacts ... See full document

... instrument of control and regulation of teachers’ practices, not always leading to the achievement of the quality it seeks to ...that the standardized assessment ... See full document

... potential in the community” (Russel et al., 2004b). Innovation contests in Portugal are not original or even new, but the phenomenon stands out at present due to its ... See full document

... academic spin-off is a new type of firm that often comes to exploit a radical innovation capable of creating a new market or defying the rules of an established ...combination ... See full document

... discusses the Brazilian experience in the development of science parks, based on one fundamental axis: the design of the process and criteria for selection ... See full document

... by the European Commission for promoting smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, avoiding the European decline (European Commission, ...with the ideal of an economy based on knowledge ... See full document

... for the Industry, Energy, Building Industry, Transport, Tourism, and Trade and services ...sectors. The Programme integrated in Area 2 of the Regional Development Plan – Adjusting ... See full document

... In the case of Europe, the “spin-off phenomenon” takes place mainly from the late 1990s, when we see an increase in the creation of ... See full document

... This research is concerned with one potential source of heterogeneity – the commercialisation strategy adopted by the ...set-up to exploit scientific and technological knowledge or ... See full document

... de spin-offs como papéis da universidade, atitudes empreendedoras dentro da universidade eram tidas como ...gerar spin-offs era vista como descrédito (NDONZUAU et ... See full document

... discusses in length the emergence of grassroots’ social movements and political activism since the 1940s in the wave of rapid transformations the world experienced ... See full document

... summarizes the output of OLS estimation of panel data regressions for a sample comprised of Parent companies before the Spin-Off operation, during the period 2009 – 2015, ... See full document

... discusses the entry strategies adopted by research-based firms introducing advanced renewable energy technologies in the electricity production sector and their interactions with regime ... See full document

... people. In some research circles the process has primarily been knowl- edge-generating in nature, while in other groups the process has led to change in the ... See full document