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Funding Model Strategies – a Case Study on a German MEMS Start-up

Andersson, Carl and Nilssson, Henrik (2005) MIO920
Production Management
Abstract
Purpose: The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the strategic consequences of using strategic alliance, as an alternative to private equity to satisfy SMI’s short and long term funding and growth.
Methodology: The thesis is based on a single case study within the sponsor company. Action research with a scenario based questionnaire was used to collect empirics, primarily from the management group but also other stakeholders.
Theory: Theory about high-tech markets is used to explain industry specific symptoms. The resource based view gives the framework for the theory and guides the discussion about key resources and the theory about strategic alliances and private equity high-light advantages and drawbacks between them.
Empiric:... (More)
Purpose: The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the strategic consequences of using strategic alliance, as an alternative to private equity to satisfy SMI’s short and long term funding and growth.
Methodology: The thesis is based on a single case study within the sponsor company. Action research with a scenario based questionnaire was used to collect empirics, primarily from the management group but also other stakeholders.
Theory: Theory about high-tech markets is used to explain industry specific symptoms. The resource based view gives the framework for the theory and guides the discussion about key resources and the theory about strategic alliances and private equity high-light advantages and drawbacks between them.
Empiric: The empiric is driven by the scenario questionnaire and the deep-interviews and examines the industry background and strategic issues at the sponsor company. The identified key resources are explained and studied. Strategic alliances and private equity examples from the MEMS industry is illustrated.
Conclusions: The authors propose a business model for SMI and how this should be combined with venture capital and private equity to get the best leverage on controlled resources and acquire missing resources. (Less)
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author
Andersson, Carl and Nilssson, Henrik
supervisor
organization
course
MIO920
year
type
M1 - University Diploma
subject
keywords
Strategic Alliance, Private Equity, High-tech Market, Funding Model and MEMS Industry.
other publication id
05/5228
language
English
id
2005753
date added to LUP
2011-06-29 15:11:57
date last changed
2011-06-29 15:11:57
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  abstract     = {{Purpose: The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the strategic consequences of using strategic alliance, as an alternative to private equity to satisfy SMI’s short and long term funding and growth.
Methodology: The thesis is based on a single case study within the sponsor company. Action research with a scenario based questionnaire was used to collect empirics, primarily from the management group but also other stakeholders.
Theory: Theory about high-tech markets is used to explain industry specific symptoms. The resource based view gives the framework for the theory and guides the discussion about key resources and the theory about strategic alliances and private equity high-light advantages and drawbacks between them.
Empiric: The empiric is driven by the scenario questionnaire and the deep-interviews and examines the industry background and strategic issues at the sponsor company. The identified key resources are explained and studied. Strategic alliances and private equity examples from the MEMS industry is illustrated.
Conclusions: The authors propose a business model for SMI and how this should be combined with venture capital and private equity to get the best leverage on controlled resources and acquire missing resources.}},
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  language     = {{eng}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{Funding Model Strategies – a Case Study on a German MEMS Start-up}},
  year         = {{2005}},
}