Corporate entrepreneurship of emerging market firms: current research and future directions

Employee Entrepreneurship: Recent Research and Future Directions

E-commerce Entrepreneurship: Emerging Practices, Key Challenges and Future Directions

Introduction The rise of the World Wide Web and electronic commerce has created one of the most challenging environments for entrepreneurship in recent history. Market needs and the technology required to meet those needs can change even while the product or service is still being developed (Iansiti and MacCormak, 1997). This framework demands that founders of organizations strive for "relentle...

Entrepreneurship Research in Emergence: Past Trends and Future Directions

Thzis article evaluates the emergent academicfield of entrepreneurship to better understand its progress andpotential. We apply boundary and exchange concepts to examine 97 entrepreneurship articles published in leading management journals from 1985 to 1999. Some evidence ivasfound of an upward trend in the nwnber ofppublished entrepreneurship articles, although the percentage of entrepreneursh...

Lung, Artificial: Current Research and Future Directions

Artificial lungs are medical devices designed to take over or supplement the respiratory function of the lung: oxygenating the blood and removing carbon dioxide. They are generally classified as extracorporeal, paracorporeal, intravascular, or intrathoracic devices (Fig. 1). The artificial lungs used clinically today are extracorporeal blood oxygenators, primarily used in operations requiring c...

Nanocrystalline materials – Current research and future directions

Nanocrystalline materials, with a grain size of typically < 100 nm, are a new class of materials with properties vastly different from and often superior to those of the conventional coarse-grained materials. These materials can be synthesized by a number of different techniques and the grain size, morphology, and composition can be controlled by controlling the process parameters. In compariso...