A primer on setting up Technology Business Incubator

The book is a basic introductory text for anyone who is interested in understanding the concept of setting up Technology Business Incubator. This canvas is very large. But this book would attempt to explain the basics and may not deal with advanced and detailed topics. This is quick read for someone who wants to understand the high level concepts and steps involved in setting up an incubator. Many decisions in setting up of an incubator must als...

By A J Balasubramanian
File Size: 607 KB
Print Length: 51 pages
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Publisher: A J Balasubramanian; First edition (February 6, 2016)
Publication Date: February 6, 2016
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B01BJLL368
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Useful as a basic primer for a practitioner in a non-Silicon Valley environment. Could do with a copy edit, but it covers the basics.

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