Knowlege networks for innovation in small Scottish software firms
@inproceedings{Collinson2000KnowlegeNF, title={Knowlege networks for innovation in small Scottish software firms}, author={Simon Collinson}, year={2000} }
This paper examines the emergence of small indigenous software companies in Scotland, focusing on the strengths and weaknesses of the region's socio-economic infrastructure as a foundation for innovative new business ventures. Following a brief review of some of the accepted wisdom on high-tech start-ups and regional economic development the paper provides some background information on the Scottish region, comparing new firms in the software industry with the foreign multinationals that… CONTINUE READING
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