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Celebrating Entrepreneurs: How Mit Nurtured Pioneering Entrepreneurs Who Built Great Companies [Kõva köide]

(Mit Sloan School Of Management, Usa)
  • Formaat: Hardback, 312 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 22-Dec-2022
  • Kirjastus: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 9811266506
  • ISBN-13: 9789811266508
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 312 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 22-Dec-2022
  • Kirjastus: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 9811266506
  • ISBN-13: 9789811266508
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"Celebrating Entrepreneurs is a first-hand account of the past, present, and future of entrepreneurship at MIT from the man who has led those endeavors since the beginning. Edward B. Roberts has created a history of the seminal role of MIT's faculty and alumni in transforming entrepreneurship into a discipline worthy of rigorous academic study; and forming and building the many organizations that constitute the "MIT entrepreneurial ecosystem". They in turn nurtured the founding and investing in thousandsof start-up companies that pioneered new industries. MIT spinoff firms annually generate multiple trillions of dollars of global revenues, employing several million people worldwide! Structured in two parts, the book first showcases how the unique atmosphere at MIT encourages its innovative entrepreneurs to thrive. Then, with in-depth coverage of the founders and companies that pioneered four industries - biotechnology, the Internet, from CAD-CAM to robotics, and modern finance - plus many other successful firms, Professor Roberts analyzes how MIT's most successful entrepreneurs have capitalized on that environment and culture to build companies that have lasted for decades. Both internal and external to MIT, the founders of these organizations and companies tell their own stories, describing their motivations, challenges, and outcomes. Structured in two parts, the book first showcases how the unique atmosphere at MIT encourages its innovative entrepreneurs to thrive. Then, with in-depth coverage of the founders and companies that pioneered four industries - biotechnology, the Internet, from CAD-CAM to robotics, and modern finance - plus many other successful firms, Professor Roberts analyzes how MIT's most successful entrepreneurs have capitalized on that environment and culture to build companies that have lasted for decades. Both internal and external to MIT, the founders of these organizations and companies tell their own stories, describing their motivations, challenges, and outcomes"--
Introduction xiii
PART ONE TRANSFORMING MIT INTO AN ENTREPRENEURIAL JUGGERNAUT
1(110)
1 The Foundations of MIT Entrepreneurship
3(10)
The Legacy of Mind and Hand
3(1)
Faculty Entrepreneurship
4(2)
Early Alumni Entrepreneurship as well as Industry Connections
6(1)
The Heritage of World War II Science and Technology
7(1)
Building University Science and Technology
8(1)
Changing the Neighboring Infrastructure
9(2)
Three Small Bites of MIT Entrepreneurship Education
11(2)
2 From "Merely" Culture and Tradition to an Entrepreneurship Center
13(16)
An Unexpected Gift Drops from the Skies!
13(2)
Starting Entrepreneurship Research at MIT
15(1)
Forming and Growing the MIT Entrepreneurship Research Program
15(4)
Alumni Entrepreneurship Seminars
19(2)
The MIT Enterprise Forum
21(1)
A Revitalized MITTechnology Licensing Organization
22(2)
MIT Officially Recognizes the Importance of Its Alumni Entrepreneurs
24(1)
Launching the MIT Entrepreneurship Center
25(4)
3 Building the Entrepreneurship Faculty, Curricula, and Research
29(10)
Growing the Academic Faculty, Their Research and Teaching Interests, and a Broad Entrepreneurship Curriculum
30(1)
Growing the Practitioner Faculty
30(2)
Management of Technology (MOT) Program
32(1)
Entrepreneurship & Innovation (E&I) Track
33(1)
Summing Up: Faculty and Curricula
34(1)
Some Brief Comments on MIT Entrepreneurship Research
35(4)
4 Leading the E-Center and Creating New Programs
39(10)
The Managing Directors
39(8)
The Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship
47(2)
5 Growing the "MIT Entrepreneurial Ecosystem"
49(20)
The Venture Mentoring Service
50(1)
The Media Lab Entrepreneurship Program
51(1)
The Biomedical Enterprise Program (BEP)
52(1)
The Deshpande Center
52(3)
The Legatum Center
55(1)
Initiatives of MIT President Susan Hockfield
56(1)
Other Institutional Additions to the Ecosystem
57(3)
The MIT Innovation Initiative (MITII)
60(1)
Being Part of the MIT Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
61(1)
Student Clubs Have Contributed Enormously to Growing MIT Entrepreneurship
61(4)
The Neighborhood: Interactions and Integration
65(1)
Wrapping Up a Half-Century of Developing Entrepreneurship Within MIT
66(3)
6 The Impact of MIT Entrepreneurs
69(16)
Our First Study of MIT Entrepreneurial Impact
70(1)
Our More Recent Study
71(4)
MIT Begins Outreach to Other Entrepreneurial Prospects
75(2)
Creating Incubators and Accelerators to Broaden and Improve Entrepreneurship
77(8)
7 MIT Entrepreneurship Goes Global
85(26)
Moving MIT Programs to the World
85(5)
MIT "Country Programs" in Entrepreneurship
90(16)
Wrapping Up on Bringing MIT Entrepreneurship to Impact the World
106(5)
PART TWO ENTREPRENEURS WHO BUILT INNOVATIVE COMPANIES THAT PIONEERED NEW INDUSTRIES
111(134)
Significant MIT-Based Enterprises that Survived the Past Half-Century
112(1)
Koch Industries
113(1)
Analog Devices
114(2)
Medical Information Technology (Meditech)
116(3)
Four Industries Pioneered by MIT Faculty and Alumni
119(2)
8 Life Sciences and Biotechnology
121(18)
Genentech and Robert Swanson
121(2)
Biogen and Phillip Sharp
123(3)
Bio Information Associates, Genzyme, and Charles Cooney
126(2)
Langer Lab: The Source of Several Dozen New Life Sciences Companies
128(3)
Flagship Ventures: A Company that Creates Great Companies
131(4)
A Final Voice on MIT's Life Sciences Entrepreneurs
135(4)
9 The Internet
139(22)
A Brief History of Internet Development
139(3)
More About BBN and Larry Roberts
142(1)
Robert Metcalfe and 3Com
143(3)
More Internet Companies and Proliferation
146(2)
Sohu.com, China's First Internet Company
148(4)
The Founding and Growth of Akamai
152(5)
Moving the Internet (and Everything Else!) to "The Cloud": Okta, Inc. and Frederic Kerrest
157(3)
A Final Voice on MIT's Internet Creation
160(1)
10 From CAD-CAM to Robotics
161(22)
The Pioneers of CAD-CAM: Applicon and Computervision
162(8)
Jon Hirschtick: The Moves to Solid Modeling and Then the Cloud
170(3)
Helen Greiner, iRobot, and CyPhy Works
173(3)
A Postscript on Robotic Vehicles: MobilEye
176(1)
"Mick" Mountz and Kiva Systems, now Amazon Robotics
177(3)
MIT CAD-CAM and Robotics Entrepreneurs Continue to Thrive
180(3)
11 The World of "Modern Finance"
183(36)
The Birth and Early Development of Venture Capital: Compton, Doriot, and ARD
184(2)
Some Key Early MIT-Alumni U.S. Venture Capitalists
186(9)
Bringing American Venture Capital to the World
195(4)
New Approaches to Venture Investing
199(2)
Quantitative Investing and Trading
201(6)
Electronic Trading: Bill Porter and The Great Finance Revolution
207(2)
MIT FinTech Will Produce a Boom in "Modem Finance" Entrepreneurship
209(2)
A Grand Hurrah!!
211(6)
Moving Forward Perspectives From A Half-Century Of Mit's Growth And Impact
217(2)
12 MIT Entrepreneurship and the Future
219(26)
The Path of MIT Entrepreneurial Achievement
219(1)
Another Great Pioneering Firm
220(2)
Mid-Growth Companies
222(5)
On the Shoulders of Giants
227(7)
The MIT "Engine"
234(2)
MIT's Leadership and MIT Entrepreneurship
236(2)
The Challenges of the Future
238(2)
Celebrating MIT Entrepreneurship
240(1)
Honor the Entrepreneurs
241(4)
Appendix: Mit Entrepreneurship Faculty 245(16)
Acknowledgments 261(6)
Photo Credits 267(2)
People Index 269(6)
Firm Index 275(4)
Subject Index 279(12)
About the Author 291