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Technology Entrepreneurship in Theory and Practice compiles the essential research knowledge about principles and practices in technology entrepreneurship.
List of contents
Part I: Introduction1. Introduction to Technology Entrepreneurship
J. Mark Munoz
Orestis Terzidis
2 Fundamentals of Technology Entrepreneurship
Guy W. Bate
Lisa Callagher
3. Entrepreneurial Competences
Darsel Keane
Rod McNaughton
Part II: From Technology to Value4. Intellectual Property and Strategy
Yue Xu
Yumao Wang
5. From Technology Idea to Value Proposition
Dilek Cetindamar Konazoglu
Sarah Manthey
6. Technology Entrepreneurship and Product Development
Rachel Switzky
Keilin Jahnne
Saadeddine Shehab
Part III: Strategy and Business Model7. Personal Values, Core Competences, Entrepreneurial Vision, and Mission
Panagiotis Kyriakopoulos
panoskiriakopoulos@yahoo.gr
Alexander Tittel
8. Designing the Business Model
June Y. Lee
9. Challenges in Entrepreneurial Decision-Making under uncertain business environments
Marcos Hashimoto
Part IV: Entrepreneurial Marketing10. Market and Competitor Analysis
Gerard Martorell
11. Customer Discovery and Lean Startup
Kathleen Allen
12. Pricing, Promotion, and Place
Orestis Terzidis
Martin Klarmann (KIT)
Andreas Kleinn
Part V: Funding a Venture13. Framing the Funding Challenge
Orestis Terzidis
J. Mark Munoz
14. Funding Process for Technology Ventures
Christoph P. Wessendorf
15. Understanding the Capital Provider Perspective
Yu Wei Ye
Part VI: Team and Organization 16. Team Building
Margaret Goralski
17. Entrepreneurial Leadership
Edward Agbai
18. Building an organization
Rafael Augusto Seixas Reis de Paula
Mario Sergio Salerno
Roger (Rongxin)
About the author
J. Mark Munoz is a tenured Full Professor of International Business at Millikin University and a former Visiting Fellow at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. He is the editor of the Routledge books,
The Economics of Cryptocurrencies (2020),
Global Business Intelligence (2017), and
Advances in Geoeconomics (2017).
Orestis Terzidis heads the Institute for Entrepreneurship, Technology Management and Innovation (EnTechnon) at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). After receiving his PhD in Physics, he worked at SAP from 1998 to 2011, first as an application developer, and later as assistant to CEO Henning Kagermann and director and vice president of the SAP Research Center in Karlsruhe. In 2011, he joined KIT as a full professor.
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Technology Entrepreneurship in Theory and Practice compiles the essential research knowledge about principles and practices in technology entrepreneurship.