1Research Scholar, Department of Knowledge Service & Consulting, Hansung University, Seoul Korea
2Professor, Department of Knowledge Service & Consulting, Hansung University, Seoul Korea
3Professor, Department of Public Administration, Hansung University, Seoul, Korea
*Corresponding Author: Jin-Taek Jung Professor, Department of Public Administration, Hansung University, Korea, E-mail: jungjt@hansung.ac.kr
Online published on 21 September, 2018.
Innovative companies are divided into Venture, Inno-Biz and Main-biz. This paper carried out an investigation on Collaboration performance based on Convergence business and Technology commercialization on Innovative enterprise
A survey had carried out targeting SMEs in Seoul and domestic area. The survey was conducted for about three months from September 2016 to November 2016 to confirm that Innovative enterprise of domestic SMEs is implemented to Collaboration business through Convergence business and Technology commercialization. 252 questionnaires were collected from SMEs. The statistical analysis was performed for 192 cases utilizing SPSS and AMOS.
The purpose of this paper was conducted to identity Collaboration performance based on Convergence business and Technology commercialization on Innovative enterprise. This paper proved the following hypothesis. First, Innovative enterprise had a positive effect on Tech. commercialization. Second, Convergence business had a positive effect on Technology commercialization. Third, Technology commercialization had a positive effect on Collaboration performance.
These results emphasize an importance of Convergence business and Technology commercialization on Innovative enterprise for Collaboration performance and expected a reference of a practical aspect by an empirical analysis about a Technology commercialization network, a Commercialization technology and a performance business for Technology commercialization during Collaboration performance.
Innovative enterprise, Convergence industry, Convergence business, Technology commercialization, Collaboration performance