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Regional Ecosystems in Medical Devices

Strategy scholars have often been interested in knowing why some regional ecosystems do better than others (Porter, 1990). Research in this stream can be traced back to Marshall’s work on the economics of agglomeration (Marshall, 1920). Agglomeration where firms in an industry tend to co-locate within a limited area has been observed in a wide range of industries such as semi-conductors (Saxenian, 1994), automotive (Klepper, 2007), hotel (Baum and Haveman, 1997), and wine (Harrison, 2007).

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Vijay Venkataraman
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IIM Bangalore (VRSP)
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Regional Ecosystems in Medical Devices

Project Team: Vijay Venkataraman
Sponsor: IIM Bangalore (VRSP)
Project Status: Ongoing (Initiated in October 2019)
Area: Strategy
Abstract:

Strategy scholars have often been interested in knowing why some regional ecosystems do better than others (Porter, 1990). Research in this stream can be traced back to Marshall’s work on the economics of agglomeration (Marshall, 1920). Agglomeration where firms in an industry tend to co-locate within a limited area has been observed in a wide range of industries such as semi-conductors (Saxenian, 1994), automotive (Klepper, 2007), hotel (Baum and Haveman, 1997), and wine (Harrison, 2007).