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About
Enterprise Development in Site Location Assistance.com
The information is available at the website because site
selection as the work of looking for a location for
enterprise development is a part of the process. The website is a resource
for members of the target
audience of The Network. It is one of three
websites where they can search for places
of interest as well as location
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About information of interest to enterprise
developers as employers
Employers is defined in the Enterprise
and Economic Development Glossary as an item of information about
locations of
interest to members
of the target audience of The
Network operating as
prospects. Another
category of location
data related to employers is used to list significant enterprises in
an area. It could be called existing
enterprises but is more likely to be
seen as existing industry or existing
businesses. For a complete
list of items of location data found at, for example, the websites
of area
and local development representatives, CLICK
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Subject Resources for Entrepreneurship/New
Enterprise Development
Available through the University of Britisch Columbia / UBC Library
/ Website Guide. |
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What
is an enterprise? The page with the answer has meanings
of related expressions. |
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The Entrepreneur's Reference Guide
to Small Business Information
A resource provided by the US Library of Congress, Business
Reference Services / Science,
Technology, and Business Division. The contents directory shows
links to sections such as Managing Your Business but at last check the actual
resource, a book from the AMA (American Management Association) was unavailable.
See the Business section of
this Enterprise and Economic Development Library for alternative resources.
Also, you can use the search engine at the top of this page to Google
the Web for alternative resources for other outdated listings and
broken links at the US Library of Congress
website. For example, copy and paste the following
italicized keyword
combination, keeping quotation marks intact: "Managing
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involvement
of institutions of higher learning in enterprise and economic development
A magazine article about how places ... around
the globe are learning how higher education can foster corporate
location. It offered here as a resource to show how business
publications report on the state of enterprise
and economic development. In this case the source is named Site
Selection. CLICK
HERE to use the Google/.network search engine
to query niche publications dedicated to location
work, real
estate, and economic
development for more information. For example, check
the radio
button for a publication, then copy and paste keywords,
about enterprise development. |
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The Attraction of Enterprise Zones:
Tax Benefits and Incentives for Businesses
A reprint of an article in Area Development magazine
that could well have been titled: About the importance
of incentive
offers and special
zones for enterprise
development. The source is another of those publications
like the one named above that you
can tap
for information by using the Google/.network search
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employers:
... a location
data element typically used as a header for a list
of significant enterprises in
an area as seen from the standpoint of the number and skills
characteristics of their workers. Such a list is of
interest to prospects for places
seeking economic development because, in effect,
its suggests contacts for gathering information about a
labor
force and conditions for operating. For
example, site
selectors can use the list to set up interviews
behind closed doors during the comparative
analysis process. As defined here, the term may show up in, say, a
community profile as major
employers, top employers or the
like.
See the 'Lectric Law Library's legal definition
of employer. Also, small business owners
in the US acting as enterprise developers may be interested in
comments
about the 1997 expansion of the definition of employer by
the Supreme Court at the website of Adam
J. Conti.
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enterprise architecture:
... the structure of a enterprise
or a set of plans and documents that illustrate what it is. The MIT
Center for Information Systems Research states that it is ... the
organizing logic for business processes and IT infrastructure
reflecting the integration and standardization requirements of
the firm’s operating model. Www.govtech.com (Government
Technology magazine) offers an article titled: Enterprise
Architecture Demystified. An enterprise
developer is more closely identified with the entrepreneur or
business owner as decision
maker than with the practitioner engaged in enterprise
architecture.
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enterprise incubation:
... business
incubation. Either
way or using the header, incubation
center, the expression may
be seen as a location
data category at the website
or in a publication of a place
seeking economic development. Also, since incubation is often part of the process of research
and develop at institutions
of higher education, the fact
that they are available in specific places may be promoted
through the business and community outreach programs of colleges
and universities. See the definition of incubate in the Enterprise
and Economic Development Glossary.
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This page represents a section of the Enterprise
and Economic Development Library named Enterprise Development. Go
to the References Collection by selecting the left-pointing
navigation button at the top
of this page or to the Economic Development section
of the library by selecting the right-pointing button. About Enterprise
Development is
a section
of Site Location Assistance.com where there is also a section about
the site
selection process.
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