Abstract
Quantitative Indicators of Local Economic Readiness for Entrepreneurial Universities - written by Morteza Borhani , Heydar Amiran , Jamshid Edalatian Shahriari published on 2020/04/01 download full article with reference data and citations
Highlights
Today, the economies of corporations, countries, and successful entrepreneurial universities are deeply influenced by technological developments, short product/service lifecycles, and global competitiveness [1]
Universities that play a critical role in the economic development of their region are called entrepreneurial universities [4]
As a result of the focus and need for economic development on entrepreneurial universities, governments have recently increased the support of universities' technological and entrepreneurial developments to create knowledge-based companies and hightech entities and the use of academic outputs, products, and services
Summary
The economies of corporations, countries, and successful entrepreneurial universities are deeply influenced by technological developments, short product/service lifecycles, and global competitiveness [1]. Entrepreneurial universities think and manage in a global context but operate locally as part of the regional knowledgebased economy structure. Extensive researches have been done to identify the factors, impacts, and consequences of university entrepreneurship activities. 6) Factors that measure the economic impact of university entrepreneurial activities. This article is structured as follows: First, the role and impact of universities' entrepreneurial transformation on the economic development of the region are examined.
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