Technology Management in International Entrepreneurship: Innovative Development and Sustainability

This book is focused on theoretical bases of technology management in global environment. The author analyses different approaches of innovation creation and development. Main innovative strategies are discussed within different external and internal circumstances. This book is focused on theoretical and practical bases of technology management in global environment. The author analyses different approaches of technology transferring and development in global markets. Global environment analysis, global markets classification and innovations' transferring process are discussed. The main idea of this book is sustainable strategy development for global technology companies. The first chapter refers to recent trends in global innovations' environment: global factors, markets, trends and risks are discussed. The second chapter refers to legal and theoretical aspects of technology entrepreneurship. The third chapter refers to global trends of external and internal environments: environmental analysis, structure and concepts are discussed. The fourth chapter refers to the best practices of global companies in technology management: global leadership through innovations, transferring innovations and problems of customization are discussed. The fifth chapter refers to different models of innovations: core competencies, 4th Industrial revolution and global partnership of global corporations are discussed. The last chapter discusses strategic approaches of global technology entrepreneurship. The theoretical approaches are extracted and discussed with different authors cross over the world; practical material is based on the best practices of global corporations. The material is prepared on the basis of market research of enterprises and organizations of various forms of ownership in different countries. The theoretical approaches are extracted and discussed with different authors from across the world. The publication is intended for specialists in the field of higher professional education institutions, as well as for a wide range of researchers, postgraduates and graduate students within any economic specialties.