Essays about: "NTBFs"

Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 essays containing the word NTBFs.

1. 1. Technology start-ups in context : A case study investigating how contextual factors impact the performance of New Technology-BasedFirms (NTBFs) in Sweden

   University essay from KTH/Industriell ekonomi och organisation (Inst.)

   Author : Agnes Hjalmarsson; Hilda Stifors; [2021]
   Keywords : New technology-based firms; firm performance; firm context; contextual factors; agglomeration; clusters; Nya teknik-baserade företag; företagsprestation; kontextuella faktorer; agglomeration; kluster;

   Abstract : In recent decades, numerous prominent scholars have highlighted the fact that small and medium sized firms in general, and new technology-based firms in particular, represent an important source of innovation and economic growth. The success of new technology-based firms is further argued to be closely linked to innovation capacity and performance, which in turn depends on the context in which the company is located. READ MORE

3. 2. Marketing Communication Strategy for a Science Park

   University essay from Högskolan Dalarna/Företagsekonomi

   Author : Anna Luchina; Giacomo Codazzi; [2019]
   Keywords : Science Parks; marketing of services; marketing communications; students as potential customers;

   Abstract : Background: World economy of the 21st century places high demands on national economic systems. Governments implement various initiatives to enable a more effective cooperation between universities and industries in order to increase competitiveness of their economies. Science Parks represent one type of such initiatives. READ MORE

4. 3. Are Swedish venture capitalists stuck in the past? : An explorative study on Swedish venture capitalists' position in the funding landscape of new technology-based firms

   University essay from KTH/Industriell Marknadsföring och Entreprenörskap

   Author : Charlotte Fahnehjelm; Joakim Larsson; [2018]
   Keywords : Swedish Venture Capital; Traditional Venture Capital; Government Venture Capital; Venture Capital Investing; New Technology; New Technology commercialization; NTBFs; Investment criteria; Venture Capital preferences; NTBFs challenges; NTBFs funding landscape; Svensk Venture Capital; Traditionell Venture Capital; Publikt Venture Capital; Venture Capital Investeringar; Ny Teknologi; kommersialisering; NTBFs; investeringskriterier; Venture Capital preferenser; NTBFs utmaningar; NTBFs finansieringslandskap;

   Abstract : Currently, there are indications that Europe is facing an innovation deficit. The main explanation to the lack of innovation is considered to be that new technology-based firms are facing difficulties in receiving funding and consequently do not establish on the market. READ MORE

5. 4. The Figures that Matter: People-related criteria used by Swedish venture capitals in assessing new technology-based firms

   University essay from KTH/Entreprenörskap och Innovation

   Author : Nachomkorn (Maew) Osataphan; [2014]
   Keywords : venture capital; investment selection; investment criteria; Sweden; selection behaviour; NTBF;

   Abstract : Venture Capitals (VCs) are important providers of funds and competence to new technology-based firms (NTBFs) and VC-backed NTBFs are more likely to succeed than those that are not. Past researches into VC selection criteria suggested people-related criteria as being the most important out of all the criteria but as they were focused on ranking certain criteria against each other, they did not describe what they mean and how they are used and could have overlooked other criteria used that were not ranked. READ MORE

6. 5. Dialogue, Twitter and new technology-based firms : The communication practice on a social medium

   University essay from Institutionen för mediestudier

   Author : Tabea Kemna; [2013]
   Keywords : dialogue; public relations; PR; dialogic communication; new technology-based firms; NTBFs; tech start-ups; Twitter; social media; microblogging; content analysis;

   Abstract : Dialogical communication is considered to be the most ethical way of practicing public relations. Especially social medias’ potential for engaging in dialogue is mostly not exploited to its full potential. This study aims to shed light on new technology-based firms’ use of dialogical communication on Twitter. READ MORE