Growth entrepreneurial

A moderate growth of these appliance production figures can be expected - depending on many socio-economic and technical factors as well as entrepreneurial activities among competing companies and brands. 

UPS did not stop with its synchronized commerce initiative, which, in my judgment, was more revolutionary then evolutionary. Chairman Eskew also codified and explained to UPS employees and to Wall Street, UPS s new organic growth strategy. And Eskew named this strategy the Four Quadrant model based on the University of North Carolina basketball team s use of the four-quadrant offense. As he stated, We will call our offense for innovation The Four Quadrants which focuses on innovating existing business operations internally and externally and, likewise, focuses innovation on new entrepreneurial ventures both internally and externally. ... 

SYSCO s entrepreneurial culture is historically based. The company was created by John F. Baugh, an entrepreneur, who convinced eight other foodservice entrepreneurs to merge all their companies on a partial earn-out basis to create the beginnings of his novel idea - a national foodservice distribution company created to meet the future needs of the projected high-growth out-of-the-home cooked meal business. 

In other words, what integrated and diversified chemical companies need now is bold action aimed at turning them into focused entrepreneurial organizations. Those seeking to make such a transition should first focus on key product or market segments, and then consolidate at the business unit level or below. Once companies have taken these steps, they should use their new platform as the basis for an ambitious growth plan. If they are to execute each step successfully, however, companies will also need to create a more entrepreneurial culture. The result will be an industry that looks very different from toda/s. 

The principal economic function of small entrepreneurial high-tech companies is to probe, explore, and sometimes develop the frontiers of the U.S. economy—products, services, technologies, markets—in search of unrecognized or otherwise ignored opportunities for economic growth and development. 

An entrepreneurial startup like Dow, Monsanto became the American first mover in a new synthetic organic chemical path—namely, flavors and foods. It bore more of a resemblance to Du Pont immediately after World War I and during the 1920s in that its growth depended more on acquisitions than on... 

The first theme is that there has been further growth in the number of product offerings. New entrepreneurial ventures around the world are entering the market. These usually are spin-offs from academic research, the latter not infrequently being originally funded by taxpayers in their respective countries. In addition, established software suppliers are expanding their product lines. 

And we recommend the reduction and elimination of unessential regulatory constraints and uncertainties on productive investments. In conjunction with the improved economic performeuice that would result from faster growth, this would create the essential climate in which investment in all phases of technological innovation would be increased as a natural response to the entrepreneurial process. 

The impact of industrial property rights on the entrepreneurial growth and structural change in the pharmaceutical industry... 

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