Corporate Entrepreneurship: an Empirical Study of the Importance of Strategic Considerations in the Creation of Radical Innovation

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    Abstract

    The recognition of the importance of entrepreneurial dynamics in corporate context is increasingly acknowledged in both entrepreneurship and strategic management literature, as firms today face a reality in which frame-breaking innovation is an important element of survival. From this understanding, the concept of Strategic Entrepreneurship (SE) has arisen, arguing a logic of focusing on the intersections between the two fields. This paper sets out to explore the SE construct empirically. Through seven case studies evolving around radical technological innovations, evidence is found of the importance of incorporation of strategic considerations taking place at several different levels of the organization, in order to obtain a desirable balance between entrepreneurial and strategic forces.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationFrontiers of Entrepreneurship Research
    EditorsAndrew Zacharakis, Donald F. Kuratko
    Number of pages14
    PublisherBabson College
    Publication date2006
    Publication statusPublished - 2006
    EventBabson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference - Bloomington, Indiana, United States
    Duration: 7 Jun 200610 Jun 2006

    Conference

    ConferenceBabson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference
    Country/TerritoryUnited States
    CityBloomington, Indiana
    Period07/06/200610/06/2006

    Bibliographical note

    Paper presented at the 2006 Babson College Entrepreneurship Research Conference in Bloomington, Indiana. Summary is published in Frontiers of Entrepreneurship Research.

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