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Strategic Evaluation of Cluster Performance
Articles
Dutch Information and Communication cluster
This 2000 paper by Erik Brouwer and Pim der Hertog from the Utrecht University was contributed to the TSER project "RTO's in the Service Economy."
Hard measures and soft issues: a potential model for incorporating metrics into cluster based analys
This paper was developed for the 4th Annual Innovation Systems Research Network meeting held in Ottawa, Canada in May, 2003.
Regional Clusters in Europe
A report by the Observatory of European SME's. The Observatory was set up in order to improve monitoring of the economic performance of SME's in Europe.
Files
- The Jordan Medical Services Cluster (2002)- Hana Dajani, in collaboration with Chemonics International Inc., prime contractor to the U.S. Agency for International Development for the AMIR Program in J
- Jordan-medical cluster-512 Final Report.pdf
- Jorgen Rosted, Lyon 2006: Cluster Benchmarking Model
- C3 Rosted Benchmarking Model.pdf
- Philip Cooke- Benchmarking International Best Practices in High Performing Clusters
- PCooke-benchmarking.pdf
- Patrick Dümmler - How innovative is Switzerland, AS Ottawa 2004
- PDümmler-swiss-innovation.pdf
Links
- Industry cluster - Biomedical
- Information on biomedical clusters in New York.
http://www.nylovesbiz.com/NYS_Home_To_Business/Industry_Clusters/biomedical.asp - Industry cluster - Food Processing
- Information on the food processing cluster in New York.
www.nylovesbiz.com/NYS_Home_To_Business/Industry_Clusters/food_processing.asp - Industry cluster - Industrial Machinery and Systems
- Information on the Industrial Machinery and Systems cluster in New York.
www.nylovesbiz.com/NYS_Home_To_Business/Industry_Clusters/industrial_machinery.asp - The development of the cluster concept - present experiences and further development
- Christian Ketels, November 26, 2003
www.isc.hbs.edu/pdf/Frontiers_of_Cluster_Research_2003.11.23.pdf - The industrial symbiosis ofKalundborg
- Symbiosis means co-existence between diverse organisms in which each may benefit from the other. In this context, the term is applied about the industrial co-operation taking place in Kalundborg between a number of companies and Kalundborg Municipality, all of which exploit each otherís residual or by-products mutually.
The Symbiosis co-operation has developed spontaneously over a number of decades and today comprises some 20 projects. The exchange of residual products between the companies is laid out in the diagram.
- All projects are environmentally and financially sustainable.
www.symbiosis.dk/
