High-Tech Spin-Offs’ Operational Risk Assessment System

Li Ma; Li Hua Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.40-41.968

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High-Tech Spin-Offs’ Operational Risk Assessment System

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This paper analyzes the sources of high-tech spin-offs’ operational risks, establishes a multifactor hierarchical index system and applies Analytical Hierarchy Process and fuzzy mathematical methods to build a fuzzy overall evaluation model. This research can provide a useful tool to help high-tech spin-offs scientifically assess their operational risk degree in order to formulate corresponding countermeasures to evade the risks, and realize sustainable growth.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 40-41)

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November 2010

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Li Ma, Li Hua Li

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Assessment System, Fuzzy Overall Evaluation Model, High-Tech Spin-Off, Operational Risk

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