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The founding angels investment model-case studies from the field of nanotechnology

by | Feb 2012

Abstract The gap between academic research and the commercialization of research result can be overcome with the founding angels investment model where very early-stage investors found start-up companies together with appropriate research partners to conduct research...

Startup of new plants and process technology in the process industries: organizing for an extreme event

by | Feb 2012

Abstract In the startup of new process plants or in the introduction of new process technology, even minor installation work can cause plant downtime. On the other hand, the increased income from compressing time schedules for the introduction of new process...

What’s ahead in 2011?

by | Jan 2011

Although the chemical industry has recovered strongly from the crisis, a potential double-dip recession still frightens even the greatest optimists. Further exacerbated by unstable economic conditions, emerging markets, and shifting political power relations, decision...

Industrial biotechnology becomes a key competitive factor

by | Jan 2011

Industrial biotechnology is established since decades in producing diverse products such as enzymes, amino acids, enantiomerically pure pharma-actives and more (Haas et al., 2010). However, in spite of these successful examples biotechnology still plays a minor role...

Towards a phenotype of the amphibious company: an illustrative case from the chemical industry

by | Jan 2011

The paper explores the phenotype of the amphibious company,which is intended as the fittest economic species in today’s hypercompetitive business arenas and hence the most likely to survive and prosper. Four behavioral traits are proposed and discussed as distinctive...
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