160 likes | 447 Views
Business clusters. Institute of Humanities, Social Sciences and Technologies. Business clusters. Definition of clusters Scientific discovery in business clusters Associations Components How to use it? Pros and cons. Business clusters.
E N D
Business clusters Institute of Humanities, Social Sciences and Technologies
Business clusters • Definition of clusters • Scientific discovery in business clusters • Associations • Components • How to use it? • Pros and cons
Business clusters • A business cluster is a geographic concentration of interconnected businesses, suppliers, and associated institutions in a particular field.
Main economy aims 1 raise the profit 2 minimize the costs 3 allocate resources increase the profitability 4
Comparison Scientific discovery in business clusters Similar to: Differs from: economic stagnation • geographical discovery • standstill of economic growth of humanity • discovery of new continents, countries, places, areas, etc regress • multicultural discovery • transformation from high developing stage to lower • discovery of cultures, tribes, habits, customs, languages, etc
Associations • Innovations • Research • Business, universities, government • Science • Development • Progress • Evolution • Investment • Production • Economy
Components Enroll the product Searching for production facilities, investors, target audience Idea testing Idea generation Market research
How to use it? External Internal • increasing of countries or companies competitiveness • putting country or company on new level of development • collaboration with other countries in order to overcome economic crises and negative tendencies • acceleration of country progress • increasing the teenagers interest in countries development • using of all country’s resources and economic potential Business clusters
Pros and cons Pros Cons • increasing the income, trade • modernization • improve the production cycle to raise the profitability • high investment risk • brain-drain • specialties of national mentality • incomplete legislative system
Conclusion • An economist is an expert who will know tomorrow why the things he predicted yesterday didn't happen today…