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2-1 © 2005 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. McGraw-Hill/Irwin
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2-2 Chapter 2 The Entrepreneurial and Intrapreneurial Mind
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2-3 Entrepreneurial Process 1)Identify/Evaluate Opportunity 2)Develop Business Plan 3)Determine Resources Required 4)Manage The Enterprise McGraw-Hill © 2004 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
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2-4 Opportunity Analysis Market Need? Personal Observation Underlying Social Conditions Market Research Data Assess Competition- Patents? Where Money To Be Made
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2-5 Decision Making Manager vs. Entrepreneur Domain- Administrative vs. Entrepreneurial Strategic Orientation Commitment to Opportunity Commitment of Resources Control of Resources Management Structure
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2-6 “Intrapreneurship” Instilling Entrepreneurial Spirit Within An Existing Organization To Innovate And Grow.
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2-7 Organizational Culture Corporate Climate/Reward System Favors Conservatism Climate/Reward System Favors Conservatism Follow Instructions, No Initiative Follow Instructions, No Initiative Hierarchy Of Authority Hierarchy Of AuthorityIntrapreneurial Develop Vision, Goals, & Plans Develop Vision, Goals, & Plans Suggest, Try, Experiment Suggest, Try, Experiment Flat Organizational Structure- Networking & Teamwork Flat Organizational Structure- Networking & Teamwork
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2-8 Cultural Norms/Values CorporateIntrapreneurial FragmentedWhole InstructionVision Controlled In Control Outer-DirectedInner-Directed AlienationResponsibility “Chores”Enthusiasm/Motivation Defined Limits Space/Freedom InterferenceTrust Distrust Belief In People ExpendableExpandable Limiting People Growing People
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2-9 Interest In Intrapreneurship Rising Interest in “Doing Your Own Thing” Corporation Support To Retain Creative Employees Fund Startups Hypercompetition Corporate vs. Intrapreneurial Culture
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2-10 Intrapreneurial Activities New Business Venturing Innovation Self-Renewal Proactive
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2-11 Climate for Intrapreneurship TechnologyTechnology New Ideas EncouragedNew Ideas Encouraged Trial/Error EncouragedTrial/Error Encouraged Failure AllowedFailure Allowed No Opportunity ParametersNo Opportunity Parameters Resources Available & AccessibleResources Available & Accessible Multidiscipline TeamsMultidiscipline Teams Long Time HorizonLong Time Horizon Volunteer ProgramVolunteer Program Appropriate Reward SystemAppropriate Reward System Sponsors/Champions AvailableSponsors/Champions Available Support of Top ManagementSupport of Top Management
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2-12 Intrapreneurial Leaders Understand Environment Have Vision/Flexibility Create Management Options Encourage Teamwork Encourage Open Discussion Build Coalitions Persist
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2-13 Establishing Intrapreneurship Commitment of Top Management Identify Ideas/Areas Interested In Supporting Use Technology For Flexibility Managers Share/Train Employees Get Closer to Customers Be More Productive With Less
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2-14 Evaluating Intrapreneurship Proposals Corporate Fit Initial Investment Experienced Venture Champion Experience With Product/Service Competitive Threat Proprietary Technology Gross Margin Rate Of Return
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2-15 Barriers To Intrapreneurship Inherent Nature of Large Organizations No Long-Term Commitment Lack Of Autonomy For Decision Making Lack of Intrapreneurial Talent Inappropriate Compensation Methods Constrained Environment
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