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Creating corporate entrepreneurship
Strategic Management Journal, 1994 Abstract This paper demonstrates how the various types of corporate entrepreneurship–individual managers, business renewal and Schumpeterian, or industry, leadership–share five ‘bundles’ of attributes. Each type can exist in one firm, though at different times as the common attributes change their role and relative importance ...
Stopford, JM, Baden-Fuller, C
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International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business, 2007 The concept of window of entrepreneurship is used in order to explore the relationship between corporate governance and corporate entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship is a propensity, which can be triggered or terminated through the influence of corporate ...
Sven-Olof Yrjö Collin, Elin Smith
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Corporate entrepreneurship: new insights
2021Corporate entrepreneurship (CE) is commonly understood as a process that allows established companies to extend and reorient profiles of their activities, entering new markets and creating new businesses. One of the most seminal definitions of CE describes it as a process whereby an individual or a group of individuals, in association with an existing ...
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2017
Since its emergence in the early eighties, the subject of Corporate Entrepreneurship has gained relevance as a subject of academic research and in the world of business practice. Yet corporate entrepreneurship remains an elusive notion. Written by two entrepreneurship experts this practical book introduces the field and highlights the importance of ...
Bouchard, Véronique, Fayolle, Alain
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Since its emergence in the early eighties, the subject of Corporate Entrepreneurship has gained relevance as a subject of academic research and in the world of business practice. Yet corporate entrepreneurship remains an elusive notion. Written by two entrepreneurship experts this practical book introduces the field and highlights the importance of ...
Bouchard, Véronique, Fayolle, Alain
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XYZ Corporation and Corporate Entrepreneurship
Darden Business Publishing Cases, 2008After more than 40 years of focus on a single related technology platform, XYZ Corp. had begun trying to foster an entrepreneurial climate within the organization. Its goal? To develop vibrant new ventures through a program called “Growing Green Businesses.” As XYZ's main product lines were becoming commoditized and several billion dollars in free cash
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Entrepreneurship in corporations
2004Great trading corporations dominate the climax state of a capitalist economy, comparable to the great trees that dominate a mature forest. Like the great trees, they were once seeds and then saplings and, like the great trees, they will fall one day. Some will last longer than others and, when their time is up, some will crash while others will rot in ...
John M. Legge, Kevin G. Hindle
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2022
Corporate entrepreneurship (CE) involves strategic entrepreneurship (SE) and corporate venturing (CV). This research centers on three topics, exploring SE and CV, via three related papers. The first paper focuses on exploring SE through a systematic literature review, thereby evaluating its dynamic micro-foundations and the interlinked exploration and ...
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Corporate entrepreneurship (CE) involves strategic entrepreneurship (SE) and corporate venturing (CV). This research centers on three topics, exploring SE and CV, via three related papers. The first paper focuses on exploring SE through a systematic literature review, thereby evaluating its dynamic micro-foundations and the interlinked exploration and ...
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2016
Corporations cannot be static – they must continually adapt and redefine themselves as the development and enhancement of new products, services, processes and technologies are occurring at a phenomenal speed. In the long term, for corporations to remain competitive, corporate entrepreneurship is one of the ways forward.
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Corporations cannot be static – they must continually adapt and redefine themselves as the development and enhancement of new products, services, processes and technologies are occurring at a phenomenal speed. In the long term, for corporations to remain competitive, corporate entrepreneurship is one of the ways forward.
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2003
How do large corporations encourage their senior managers to become more entrepreneurial? This is a key question which is seldom addressed in mainstream entrepreneurship studies. Professor Sathe has written this study based on hundreds of hours of interviews with senior managers to help understand why some organizations and some top managers are better
Vijay Sathe, Peter F. Drucker
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How do large corporations encourage their senior managers to become more entrepreneurial? This is a key question which is seldom addressed in mainstream entrepreneurship studies. Professor Sathe has written this study based on hundreds of hours of interviews with senior managers to help understand why some organizations and some top managers are better
Vijay Sathe, Peter F. Drucker
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Group & Organization Management, 1997
This article posits that entrepreneurial behavior within an organization can only be effectively created and controlled through an appropriate corporate culture. Corporate culture is viewed as a social structure that possesses two facets that are central to entrepreneurship.
Lai Hong Chung, Patrick T. Gibbons
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This article posits that entrepreneurial behavior within an organization can only be effectively created and controlled through an appropriate corporate culture. Corporate culture is viewed as a social structure that possesses two facets that are central to entrepreneurship.
Lai Hong Chung, Patrick T. Gibbons
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