Based on a field study at a technological incubator affiliated with
a leading Israeli university, this paper focuses on the construction
and maintenance of informal networks of innovation, composed of entrepreneurs
within the incubator, Technion staff and industry. A linear model
of the development of emergent technology is set aside, while a cyclical
model based on social networks is suggested. A wide array of exchange
relationships (formal and informal), ranging from the use of library
and laboratory services to an extensive and ongoing barter exchange
of knowledge, know-how, and even shared practice is presented and
discussed.
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%A Rothschild, Leora
%A Darr, Asaf
%D 2005/1
%J Technovation
%K Innovation Social Technological capital; incubators; management networks;
%N 1
%P 59-67
%T Technological incubators and the social construction of innovation
networks: an Israeli case study
%V 25
%X Based on a field study at a technological incubator affiliated with
a leading Israeli university, this paper focuses on the construction
and maintenance of informal networks of innovation, composed of entrepreneurs
within the incubator, Technion staff and industry. A linear model
of the development of emergent technology is set aside, while a cyclical
model based on social networks is suggested. A wide array of exchange
relationships (formal and informal), ranging from the use of library
and laboratory services to an extensive and ongoing barter exchange
of knowledge, know-how, and even shared practice is presented and
discussed.
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abstract = {Based on a field study at a technological incubator affiliated with
a leading Israeli university, this paper focuses on the construction
and maintenance of informal networks of innovation, composed of entrepreneurs
within the incubator, Technion staff and industry. A linear model
of the development of emergent technology is set aside, while a cyclical
model based on social networks is suggested. A wide array of exchange
relationships (formal and informal), ranging from the use of library
and laboratory services to an extensive and ongoing barter exchange
of knowledge, know-how, and even shared practice is presented and
discussed.},
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