Success Factors of Economic Clusters

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Economic clusters are geographic concentrations of interconnected companies, specialized suppliers, service providers, and associated institutions in a particular field that are present in a nation or region... Developing and strengthening of clusters is an important agenda for governments, companies, and other institutions. But why do some clusters fare better than others? Why do some clusters fail to perform to their full potential or to achieve the desired results, whereas similar ones or even ones with lesser resources perform better? I wonder what are the most important success factors for clusters? Is it the natural endowments, infrastructure, finance, human capital, cultural capital, knowledge or the combination of one or more. Is it the intervention from outside or the resources within that decide the outcome? (...) Read more? Sign up for free

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		Success Factors of Economic Clusters Digitol Onyango Okech, Accountant, Kenya, Member
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		Why do Clusters Fail? Because they miss the Interdependencies Edith Ohri
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		Success Factors of Economic Clusters Marais, Student (MBA), United Kingdom, Member
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		Success Factors of Economic Clusters Timmy Baksh, Analyst, Trinidad and Tobago, Member
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		Interdependencies of Success Factors for Economic Clusters Augusto Carreira, Partner, Portugal, Premium Member
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		Sölvell's Cluster Initiative Performance Model (CIPM) Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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		Success Factors of Economic Clusters Steve Neighbors, Strategy Consultant, United States, Member
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		Success of Clusters in BRICS countries Juan Manuel Matallana, Student (MBA), Member
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		Competition Inside Economic Clusters Leodegardo M. Pruna, Professor, Philippines, Member
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		The Importance of Goal Dynamics in Clusters May Koo Tui Moi
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		The Transition from Big Fish --> Fast Fish M. Srivastava, Project Manager, India, Member
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		Cluster Success Factors: Mutual Trust Between Members R Rengarajan
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		Why Clusters Fail in Problematic Regions of the World Vishal Acharya, Consultant, India, Member
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		Cluster Success Factors: Regulation VENKATESH, Manager, India, Member
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		Why do Clusters Fail? Because they Miss the Interdependencies Edith Ohri
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		Establishing a Cluster versus Continued Operation of Cluster Marais, Student (MBA), United Kingdom, Member
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		2 More Requirements for Success of Economic Clusters SAMUEL NDUATI MBUGUA, Management Consultant, Kenya, Member
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		Why Clusters are Hard to Accomplish in Poor Economies Jaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands
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		Success Factors in Economic Clustering Leodegardo M. Pruna, Professor, Philippines, Member
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		Case Study: Factors behind the Success of the Finnish Telecom Cluster Kari MIkkela, Director, Finland, Member
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		Main Reason for Cluster Failure: Member Selfishness Pratik, Manager, India, Member
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		Reasons for Cluster Failure in Developing World Jonathan Ekambi, Strategy Consultant, Kenya, Member
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		The Importance of Trust in Clusters Jose M. Checo, Project Manager, Dominican Republic, Member
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		Clusters, Proximity, Resources and Value Transfer David Geraghty, Business Consultant, United States, Member
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		Cluster Case: Teachings of Experience Francisco Corma Canos, Consultant, Spain, Member
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		Why some clusters fare better than others Zacharia Marimo, HR Consultant, Zimbabwe, Member
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		Why some Clusters Yield Better Results than Others? Information Sharing Tafadzwa Gabaza
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		Why Some Clusters Succeed and Others Fail? Porter's View Belay Gezahegn, Director, Ethiopia, Member
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		Cluster Success Factors Angel Arbonies, Business Consultant, Spain, Member
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		Cluster Success Factors R Rengarajan
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		Why Some Clusters Succeed and Others Fail Augusto Carreira, Partner, Portugal, Premium Member
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		Clusters Performance Analysis Anand H, Member
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		Dynamics of Success Factors of Clusters Jagdish B Acharya, Consultant, India, Member
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		Success Factors of Economic Clusters Makhosana Siphengane, CEO, Member
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		Success Factors in Economic Clustering: Social Capital, Common Vision M.B. Mphahlele, Consultant, South Africa, Member
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		Cluster Formation in South Africa Makhosana Siphengane, CEO, Member
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		Clusters in Baja California Oscar Haupt, Strategy Consultant, Mexico, Member
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		Economic Clusters in Surat Y Srinivas rao, Manager, India, Member
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		Models for Successful Economic Clusters Makhosana Siphengane, CEO, Member
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		Clusters Must Incorporate both Public and Private Sectors KATHRYN PAWLEY STEINER
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		The People Influence on Cluster Formation Francisco Corma Canos, Consultant, Spain, Member
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		Catalysts (Sectors) and Success Factors (Prime Movers) of Clusters Jagdish B Acharya, Consultant, India, Member
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		The Right Cluster Spirit for Success Hector Soto
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		Success Factors of Economic Clusters Marcelino Pandin, Teacher, Indonesia, Member
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		Sharing in Economic Clusters Leodegardo M. Pruna, Professor, Philippines, Member
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		Lack of Opportunity may Invite new Cluster Formation KATHRYN STEINER, MBA, Entrepreneur, United States, Member
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		Comparative Advantage versus Competitive Advantage Belay Gezahegn, Director, Ethiopia, Member
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		Comparative Advantage versus Competitive Advantage Leodegardo M. Pruna, Professor, Philippines, Member
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		The Cluster Phenomenon is Stimulated by Many Actors, and Results from a Symbiosis Between Factors Richard-Marc Lacasse, Professor, Canada, Member
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		Clusters are Symbiotic Entities Ravi Java, Manager, India, Member
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		Interdependencies Edith Ohri, Entrepreneur, Israel, Member
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