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  • Building Technological Capabilities of Small and Medium Enterprise through Industrial Linkage with Multinational Company: A Case Study of Malaysian Electrical and Electronic Industry 
    Othman, Siti Norezam; Bakar, Nooh Abu (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    This paper is a concept paper and the discussion of the paper focuses on a model known as Industrial Linkage Model. The model comprises of four main elements namely the firm specific factor the MNC linkage the learning ...
  • Collaborative Initiatives in Improving SMEs Competitiveness 
    Bakar, Nooh Abu (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    This paper is intended to present the concept of introducing collaborative initiatives and networking to the supply chain of the product life cycle. In order to be competitive in the global world markets. Globalization has ...
  • A Comparative Study of Owner-led and Professional-led Companies 
    Akbar, M (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    The beginning of this paper was made while asking a basic question: Whether entrepreneurial firms, known for their sterling performance both as new entrants into industries as well as for their frantic growth strategies, ...
  • Competition Policy and the Small Sector: Some Emerging Issues 
    Basant, Rakesh; Morris, Sebastian (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    Recent years have seen a significant rise in the 'globalisation' of developing economies. The agreements in the Uruguay Round and the emergence of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) has not only liberalised world trade, ...
  • Corporate Entrepreneurship / Intrapreneurship and Corporate Governance 
    Kulkarni, M N; Panchaksharaiah, H M (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    The role of Corporate Entrepreneurs and Intrapreneurs in the Corporate Governance has received much attention in the past two decades especially since the Indian economy started liberalising and the discussion on it has ...
  • Created Entrepreneurs from North East : A Study of the Perception and Factors Responsible for the Growth of Successful Entrepreneurs 
    Baruah, Sriparna B (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Developmenta, 2000-11-08)
    Evolution of society that can nurture and sustain steady and continuous entrepreneurial and innovative activities is the need of the hour. Industrial development of a country is considered to be an engine of growth to ...
  • Curriculum for Entrepreneurship Development Course: for UGC Sponsored Undergraduate Vocational Stream 
    Dave, Ramesh; Shukla, Sunil (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    UGC has recognised educational institutions for teaching vocational courses with Entrepreneurship as one of the subjects. The role of Teacher-Training will be very important in implementing Entrepreneurship subject in their ...
  • Developing the Peripheral Economy: Role of an Industry Association 
    Shah, Amita (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    Industries Association (IA) as an institutional mechanism is receiving significant attention for promoting industrial growth in the post-liberalisation period. The basic rationale underlying .a membership association is ...
  • Development of Rural Entrepreneurship in Tamil Nadu 
    Soundarapandian, M (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    The labour force in India is increasing at 205 percent per annum but employment is increasing only by 2.2 percent annum. Agriculture is not able to provide gainful employment to the surplus rural labour. Development planners ...
  • Dynamics of Industrial Entrepreneurship in Punjab and Haryana 
    Batra, G S (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    Industrialisation holds the key to the rapid economic development of a developing economy. Developing countries rely heavily on this to cope with the problems of poverty, insecurity and over-population. The key factor in ...
  • Emergence and Growth of Micro Finance Sector in India: With Special Reference to Finance for Micro Enterprises 
    Singh, Naresh (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    This concept paper is based on the premise that after fifty years of independence our achievements in the development sector are only moderate. Unemployment and poverty still pose major challenges for us, especially in ...
  • Entrepreneurial Leadership and Public Policy 
    Mukherjee, Smriti (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    Since the days of industrial revolution innovation and entrepreneurship have been closely associated. While innovation is the search for, and the discovery, development, improvement adoption and commercialisation of new ...
  • Entrepreneurial Orientation - Nested in Organisation Structure?: A Learning Style Association 
    George, A Joseph (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    Human beings are adaptive by nature and epitomize what we have evolutionarily termed 'survival'. We are uniquely endowed with what we call the learning 'gene', or the desire to fleet past the natural order by shaping and ...
  • Entrepreneurship and Economic Development 
    Ajmeri, Sanjay R (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    The development of modern small scale Industries has been one of the most significant & characteristic features of industrial development in India. The most important aspect of small industry development is that this sector ...
  • Entrepreneurship and Knowledge-Based Industries 
    Pandit, Vaijayanti (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    Indian Information Technology (IT) industry has tremendous potential to become an engine of growth and productivity improvement for all sectors of the economy and for the country. With the continued thrust on liberalization, ...
  • Entrepreneurship Development: The New Approaches with Special Reference to Evaluation of EDPs 
    Dabir, Abhiram (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    Entrepreneurship development Programmes are now recognised as tool for economic development of the region. It has made very god impact on development of small enterprise. Policy makers, planners and social scientist have ...
  • Entrepreneurship Education 
    Patel, Rupal R (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    Enterprise Education is relatively a new subject in India. During 1950s it was debatable that management skills were developed or not. During early' I 960s number of management institutions were established in India. Keeping ...
  • Entrepreneurship Education and Training 
    Venkatapathy, R (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    Ever since Richard Cantillon coined the word 'entreprende' in French, the debate on who an entrepreneur is. Continuing the remain as inconclusive. Kilby searched with 'haffalump' ,but comfortable to identify an extinguished ...
  • Entrepreneurship in IT 
    Jain, Anurag (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    Entrepreneurship is the lifeblood of a free market economy. Entrepreneurs are the people who bet their own time and, typically, much of their net worth to implement ideas that create new things and new wealth. Where others ...
  • Entry Barriers to Entrepreneurship 
    Pal, Arun (Centre for Research in Entrepreneurship Education and Development, 2000-11-08)
    Entrepreneurship is a new subject, it will take to time to absorb in our mind and heart, which is traditionally prepared to take a job/service, we are actually job seekers rather than job creator, we may call it traditional ...

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