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Lookup NU author(s): Dr Lana LiuORCiD, Professor Jonathan Sapsed
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The organic growth of business incubators in China over the past three decades has exposed some gaps in knowledge when it comes to grow science and technology start-ups. In this paper using China Academy of Science and Technology Development as a case study, we explore in details the operation process of its technological entrepreneurial incubation chain and examine critical operating mechanisms of the incubation chain. Our findings reveal that each link in the technological entrepreneurial incubation chain provides different bufferingand bridgingincubation service based on various needs of incubated enterprises in different life cycle, forming a supply-demand matching in the internal hatching mechanism. In addition, after scientific docking between entry and exit screening mechanism in each link, incubated business can circulate rationally and reasonably within the chain, and the organic couplings between each link ensure the integrity of the incubation chain. With these mechanisms in place, the entire technological entrepreneurial incubation chain is able to run completely via internal effective hatching and external orderly coupling for each link in the chain.
Author(s): Tang YZ, Li XX, Liu LYJ, Han YQ, Sapsed J
Publication type: Conference Proceedings (inc. Abstract)
Publication status: Published
Conference Name: British Academy of Management Conference (BAM2019)
Year of Conference: 2019
Online publication date: 04/09/2019
Acceptance date: 14/05/2019
Publisher: British Academy of Management
URL: https://www.bam.ac.uk/civicrm/event/info?id=3502
