Business Incubator Services and Benefits

Ron Flavel, Diane Kalendra

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Abstract

The concept of business incubation to assist fledgling businesses to establish and to develop networks, management skills, and markets for their products or services is a relatively recent innovation. The origins are mainly overseas countries and the United States in particular. The research question addressed by this study is: What services offered by business incubators either in-house, or accessed by referral, are of benefit to small and medium enterprise (SME) owner-managers?
This paper provides an in-depth and Australian perspective about this issue, through six South Australian case studies of business incubators ‘with walls’ and virtual incubators ‘without walls’.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)40-69
Number of pages29
JournalGibaran Journal of Applied Management
Volume1
Publication statusPublished - 2008

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