Strategic alliances for innovation: emerging models of technology-based twenty-first century economic development

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The role of technology in economic development has become vital especially from the viewpoint of the future. Much business competition is largely focused on the need to come up with technological innovations as a means of sprinting ahead of rivals. As a consequence, businessmen have forged important partnerships with technological experts. Economic development planners, in turn, can learn from this and use both private and public sector resources to keep in line with this trend.

Technological innovations

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On-line upcountry: science and technology as an economic development tool in a non-urban setting

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A model of rural economic development that integrates both science and technology has been applied to a resource-based province in Canada. This scheme uses the concept of regional councils which have been existent since 1993. The councils are funded by the provincial government and develop their programs around a mass base. They are basically economic development entities whose linkup with established technology agencies has been characterized by cooperation and synergy.

Science and state, Science policy, Rural development

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The campus and economic development in Tupelo, Mississippi: modeling a journey from early vision to enhancement

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Analysis of the relationship between the University of Mississippi and the Community Development Foundation in Tupelo, MS, illustrates the operation of the enhancement phase of a six-phased economic development strategy model. The interaction observed in the empirical study indicates the onset of a transitional period which leads to the first phase of a new cycle, which is the vision stage.

Tupelo, Mississippi

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