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The Silicon Valley Edge : A Habitat for Innovation and Entrepreneurship /
The enormous and sustained success of Silicon Valley has excited interest around the globe. Startup companies the world over are attempting to emulate its high tech businesses, and many governments are changing their institutions in order to foster Silicon Valleys of their own. What accounts for the...
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Stanford, CA :
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[2022]
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| 245 | 0 | 4 | |a The Silicon Valley Edge : |b A Habitat for Innovation and Entrepreneurship / |c ed. by Chong-Moon Lee, William F. Miller, Marguerite Gong Hancock, Henry S. Rowen. |
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Frontmatter -- |t PREFACE -- |t ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- |t CONTENTS -- |t FIGURES, TABLES, AND MAP -- |t CONTRIBUTOR BIOGRAPHIES -- |t 1 The Silicon Valley Habitat -- |t 2 Mysteries of the Region -- |t PART I Silicon Valley Today -- |t INTRODUCTION -- |t 3 A Profile of the Valley's Evolving Structure -- |t 4 Life in Silicon Valley -- |t 5 Innovation in Business Models -- |t 6 Four Styles of Valley Entrepreneurship -- |t 7 Changing Everything The Internet Revolution and Silicon Valley -- |t PART II The Evolution of Silicon Valley -- |t INTRODUCTION -- |t 8 Fairchild Semiconductor and Its Influence -- |t 9 Serendipity or Strategy -- |t 10 The Role of Stanford University -- |t 11 Social Networks in Silicon Valley -- |t 12 Networks of Immigrant Entrepreneurs -- |t PART III A Clustered Community -- |t INTRODUCTION -- |t 13 Venture Capitalists -- |t 14 The Valley of Deals -- |t 15 Fueling the Revolution -- |t 16 Advising the New Economy -- |t 17 Shepherding the Faithful -- |t 18 Guiding the Innovators -- |t 19 Free Advice -- |t Afterword: Sustaining the Edge -- |t NOTES -- |t REFERENCES -- |t INDEX |
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| 520 | |a The enormous and sustained success of Silicon Valley has excited interest around the globe. Startup companies the world over are attempting to emulate its high tech businesses, and many governments are changing their institutions in order to foster Silicon Valleys of their own. What accounts for the Valley's leading edge in innovation and entrepreneurship? This book gives an answer by insiders, by prominent business leaders and academics from the heart of the Valley. They argue that what distinguishes the Valley is not its scientific advances or technological breakthroughs. Instead, its edge derives from a "habitat" or environment that is tuned to turn ideas into products and take them rapidly to market by creating new firms. This habitat includes supportive government regulations for new firm formation, leading research universities that interact with industry, an exceptionally talented and highly mobile work force, and experienced support services in such areas as finance, law, accounting, headhunting, and marketing, all specializing in helping new companies form and grow. Not least is a spirit of adventure and a willingness to take risks. The elements of this habitat are packed into a small geographic area. In it, networks of specialists form communities of practice within which ideas develop and circulate and from which new products and new firms emerge. Feedback processes are strongly at work: the successes of Valley firms strengthen the habitat, and the stronger it becomes, the more new, successful firms are created. Among industries, electronics came into the Valley first, followed by semiconductors, computers, software, and, in the 1990s, biotechnology, networking, and the Internet. This extraordinary ability to keep adding new industrial sectors itself affects the prospect for the Silicon Valley's future. What lies ahead? From within, the Valley faces serious challenges in defining a new generation of entrepreneurs, addressing a growing digital divide, and maintaining quality of life. At the same time, the Valley must redefine its global role with respect to other rising innovative regions worldwide. Nevertheless, the proven ability of its highly effective habitat suggests that in both innovation and entrepreneurship, Silicon Valley will maintain its edge. | ||
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| 546 | |a In English. | ||
| 588 | 0 | |a Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (publisher's Web site, viewed 29. Jun 2022) | |
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