Planning and building the infrastructure for technological entrepreneurship

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Communities encounter economic problems when their supply of wealth is depleted. Some communities turn to technology to improve economic conditions. Communities can establish technology-intensive companies with the aid of other government and organizations in better situations to assist in restructuring their economy. However, if technology is mismanaged or given too much emphasis, it can further worsen the economy.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Technology, Industrial organization, Entrepreneurship

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Toshiba Information Systems: from mainframes to laptops and notebook computers

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Toshiba Information Systems Ltd. attributes its success to its perseverance and technological innovation. Recognized as the world's largest manufacturer of laptop and notebook PCs, the company differed from other Japanese companies by first selling laptop PCs in Europe and the US rather than in Japan.

Electronic computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Computers & Auxiliary Equip, Computer industry, Japan, Toshiba Information Systems (U.K.) Ltd.

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General Electric after Jack Welch: succession and success?

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Research is presented concerning the economic effects of the succession of charismatic leaders of business enterprises. The transition of authority from Jack Welch of General Electric to Jeffrey Immelt is discussed.

Chief Executive-Functions, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Business enterprises, General Electric Co., GE, Chief executive officers, Executives, Welch, John F., Jr., Immelt, Jeffrey, Chief executive officer successions

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