Management Training in High-Tech and R&D

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-1

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2. Reorganization of High-Tech Industries: Federal and Regional Aspects

   • Dmitriy Sergeev

   Pages 3-16

3. Major Factors of Success in Small Business Sphere

   • Alexander Kobyshev

   Pages 17-21

4. Partner-Search and Networking

   • Carolus Verkoeyen

   Pages 23-37

5. Problems in R&D Management Training

   • Vladimir Ivanov, Yekaterina Bessarabova

   Pages 39-40

6. Management Skills for the Science Business

   • Hanns Peter Muth

   Pages 41-50

7. Peculiarities of Innovative Activities of Small and Medium High-Tech Enterprises

   • Andrei Fursenko, Vladimir Spivak

   Pages 51-55

8. Some Problems of Investments in Russian High-Tech Production

   • Valentin Levitski

   Pages 57-59

9. The Difficult, but Rewarding Way of Turning R&D Results into Business Success

   • Manfred F. Gardian

   Pages 61-78

10. Growth Management: The Experience of Successful Russian Enterprises

    • Irina Suvorova

    Pages 79-88

11. From Know-How to Know-Why

    • Cem Ergün

    Pages 89-93

12. Management Skills for a Global Economy: The Challenge of Transition

    • Gisela Meyer Escoe

    Pages 95-99

13. An Integrated Approach of Business Development and Information Systems Development

    • Herman L. Leijdesdorff

    Pages 101-106

14. The Management of International Collaborative Search Projects and the Impact of Partnerships

    • Luigi Massimo

    Pages 107-113

15. Polish Experience with International Management Training Programs

    • Tadeusz Kozek

    Pages 115-125

16. Technology and Business Auditing of Small and Medium Sized Enterprises

    • Wilfred Herbert Whitlow

    Pages 127-131

17. Cooperation of Russian and Foreign Specialists in High-Tech Management Training and Consulting

    • Andrei Fursenko, Albina Nikkonen, Oleg Kabanov

    Pages 133-137

18. Quality Control of Training: The Role of Lecturers and Students

    • Sveta Kosharnaia

    Pages 139-144

19. Experience of Laser Association in Technical Specialists Training in Modern Management for High-Tech Industries

    • Yelena Slomtchinskaia

    Pages 145-150

20. Project Management: Knowledge and Training

    • Alexander Yanchevskiy

    Pages 151-152

Innovative actIvItIes on the development of which Russia puts its hopes for the preservation and successful reconstruction of the former USSR applied science are based on three key factors: funding, infrastructure and management. These factors are of equal significance, however, under today's economic conditions in Russian two latter ones become of critical importance. This determines the range of readers to whom the present book is addressed: - representatives of official institutions both Russian and international in charge of technological and scientific sphere reorganization, high-tech industry conversion, market transformations under transit economies; ~ Western experts, lecturers, consultants participating in the implementation of various bilateral and international programs according to the above mentioned directions; - Russian specialists establishing new high-tech enterprises and organizations and corresponding innovative infrastructure. This book brought to readers' attention includes edited presentations at NATO Advanced Research Workshop (ARW) "Concept of Management Training for in High-Tech, Science and R&D" (1-5 July, 1996, St.Petersburg, Russia).

• Audit
• Know-how
• information system
• organization
• production
• project management
• service-oriented computing

• Brielle, The Netherlands

  C. M. Rob Verkoeyen

• St Petersburg High-Tech Management Training Center, St Petersburg, Russia

  Albina I. Nikkonen

• Regional Foundation for Science and Technology Development, St Petersburg, Russia

  Andrei Fursenko

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