The take-off of Israeli high-tech entrepreneurship during the 1990s a strategic management research perspective.

Within less than a decade, during the 1990s, the state of Israel established its global high tech sector. The number of startups rose to almost 3,000. Total venture capital available reached approximately $ 3 billion. Israeli firms trading on NASDAQ climbed to 120 with aggregate market value of appr...

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Other Authors Fiegenbaum, Avi
Format eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Bingley, U.K. : Emerald, 2007.
SeriesTechnology, innovation, entrepreneurship and competitive strategy series ; v. 12.
Subjects
Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781849508179
ISSN1479-067X ;
Physical Description1 online zdroj (xiv, 193 p.).

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Table of Contents:
  • Foreword / Howard Thomas
  • Introduction - take-off and the challenge to strategic paradigm development / Avi Fiegenbaum
  • Elite units of the Israeli Defense Forces - the story of Unit 8200 / Avi Fiegenbaum
  • Board of directors and companies' performance / Avi Fiegenbaum
  • Competitive Intelligence / Avi Fiegenbaum
  • Medical technology a : industry analysis / Avi Fiegenbaum
  • Medical technology b : firms' analysis / Avi Fiegenbaum
  • Globalization in the world and in Israel
  • Privatization of governmental companies
  • The entry of foreign companies into Israel
  • Strategic management perspectives of technological incubators / Avi Fiegenbaum
  • Strategic management perspectives of incubator startups / Avi Fiegenbaum
  • Women as technology entrepreneurs / Avi Fiegenbaum.