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Safety - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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2010 East Tennessee Technology Park Annual Illness and Injury Surveillance Report
2011Co-Authors: SafetyAbstract:The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) commitment to assuring the health and safety of its workers includes the conduct of illness and injury surveillance activities that provide an early warning system to detect health problems among workers. The Illness and Injury Surveillance Program monitors illnesses and health conditions that result in an absence, occupational injuries and illnesses, and disabilities and deaths among current workers.
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2007 East Tennessee Technology Park Annual Illness and Injury Surveillance Report
2009Co-Authors: SafetyAbstract:The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) commitment to assuring the health and safety of its workers includes the conduct of illness and injury surveillance activities that provide an early warning system to detect health problems among workers. The Illness and Injury Surveillance Program monitors illnesses and health conditions that result in an absence, occupational injuries and illnesses, and disabilities and deaths among current workers
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2003 East Tennessee Technology Park Annual Illness and Injury Surveillance Report
2007Co-Authors: SafetyAbstract:Annual Illness and Injury Surveillance Program report for 2003 for the East Tennessee Technology Park (K-25).The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) commitment to assuring the health and safety of its workers includes the conduct of epidemiologic surveillance activities that provide an early warning system for health problems among workers. The Illness and Injury Surveillance Program monitors illnesses and health conditions that result in an absence of workdays, occupational injuries and illnesses, and disabilities and deaths among current workers.
Rahimi Abidin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Technology Park services: The impact on incubating companies
Journal of Southeast Asian Research, 2014Co-Authors: Rahimi Abidin, Che Sobry Abdullah, Nor Hasni Osman, Norlena Hasnan, Shahimi MohtarAbstract:The development of Technology Parks in Malaysia creates the expectations that they will contribute significantly to the industrialization. Therefore, there is increasing number of research conducted on Technology Parks performance. However, there is still uncertainty about whether Technology Parks are achieving their goals or not and exactly what their impact is on their tenants. To contribute to understanding this issue, this paper focuses specifically on the impact of Technology Park services on high Technology industries. A case study on one of the well-established Technology Parks in Malaysia that is Kulim Hi-Tech Park (KHTP) has been conducted. After a series of interviews with the administrator and review of literature, nine evaluation criteria were identified and used to observe the impact of Technology Park services on the industrial tenants of the Technology Park. From a survey on the industrial tenants in KHTP, it is found that the Technology Park has all the nine evaluated criteria. However, these criteria have different categories of impact on the tenants. It can be concluded that there is still more room to improve in ensuring the competitiveness of the Technology Park. This study could be extended to other Technology Parks in the whole country.
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The impact of Technology Parks services on the high Technology industry: A case study on Kulim Hi-Tech Park
2013Co-Authors: Rahimi Abidin, Che Sobry Abdullah, Shahimi Mohtar, Norlena Hasnan, Nor Hasni OsmanAbstract:The emergence of Technology Parks in Malaysia typically generates the expectations that they will contribute significantly to the industrialization.Accordingly, there is increasing number of research conducted on Technology Parks performance.However, there is still uncertainty about whether Technology Parks are achieving their goals or not and exactly what their impact is on their tenants. This paper attempts to contribute in understanding this issue by focusing specifically on the Technology Park services.A case study on one of well established Technology Parks in Malaysia that is Kulim Hi-Tech Park (KHTP) has been conducted.After a series of interviews with the administrator and review on literature, nine evaluation criteria were identified and used to observe the impact of Technology Park services on the industrial tenants of the Technology Park.From a survey on the industrial tenants in KHTP it is found that the Technology Park has all the nine evaluated criteria.However, these criteria have different categories of impact on the tenants. It can be concluded that the there are still more room to improve in ensuring the competitiveness of the Technology Park. The results have significant implications for the administrator of the KHTP.
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The evaluation of Technology Park performance
2013Co-Authors: Che Sobry Abdullah, Rushami Zien Yusoff, Shahimi Mohtar, Zulkifli Mohamed Udin, Hartini Ahmad, Nor Hasni Osman, Norlena Hasnan, Faisal Zulhumadi, Mohd Imran Khusairi Shafee, Rahimi AbidinAbstract:Although the increasing number of Technology Parks and the research conducted on their effectiveness, there is still uncertainty about whether Technology Parks are achieving their goals and exactly what their impact is on their tenants.There is a gap in our knowledge about how an organization develops in the protected environment of a Technology Park.The discovery of the value added by Technology Park management, the influence of sponsoring institutions and the impact of emergence and growth of start-up companies offerings on the forms of the model for a performance evaluation framework.This research provides information on the performance of Technology Parks in Malaysia by exploring the operation of the first integrated Technology Park in Malaysia, Kulim Hi-Tech Park (KHTP).It incorporates the administrator managers and tenants to examine the performance evaluation criteria of the Technology Park.Data were collected from a series of interviews and a field survey. From the interview, the strategic direction of the Technology Park was identified.Data analysis from the survey shows that the Technology Park has all the evaluated criteria.These criteria have different categories of impact on the tenants.This study is interesting and has various potential to be further explored. This study could be extended to other Technology Parks in the whole country.The construct of Technology Parks role and the evaluation criteria of Technology Park performance could be extended to cover more issues that might be related to the current practice in the industry.
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relationship between social capital and Technology transfer performance a study on companies in Technology Park
The Journal of Southeast Asian Research, 2013Co-Authors: Rahimi Abidin, Che Sobry Abdullah, Shahimi Mohtar, Norlena Hasnan, Faisal ZulhumadiAbstract:Tacit knowledge and personal experience of an individual can only be obtained in a tacit manner. Social capital is a prominent concept that provides a foundation to describe and characterize the properties. Therefore social interaction is very important to facilitate technological knowledge transfer among the units within an organisation. This paper aims to contribute to the existing knowledge in the field of Technology transfer by exploring the concept of social capital. It discusses the Technology transfer performance and focuses on the important firm-specific asset, which is social capital. By using the data from a survey on industrial firms in one of the Technology Parks in Malaysia, this paper provides an investigation on the relationship between social capital and Technology transfer performance, within the Technology Park incubating company setting. It was found that social capital has significant relationships with the performance of Technology transfer.
Shahimi Mohtar - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Technology Park services: The impact on incubating companies
Journal of Southeast Asian Research, 2014Co-Authors: Rahimi Abidin, Che Sobry Abdullah, Nor Hasni Osman, Norlena Hasnan, Shahimi MohtarAbstract:The development of Technology Parks in Malaysia creates the expectations that they will contribute significantly to the industrialization. Therefore, there is increasing number of research conducted on Technology Parks performance. However, there is still uncertainty about whether Technology Parks are achieving their goals or not and exactly what their impact is on their tenants. To contribute to understanding this issue, this paper focuses specifically on the impact of Technology Park services on high Technology industries. A case study on one of the well-established Technology Parks in Malaysia that is Kulim Hi-Tech Park (KHTP) has been conducted. After a series of interviews with the administrator and review of literature, nine evaluation criteria were identified and used to observe the impact of Technology Park services on the industrial tenants of the Technology Park. From a survey on the industrial tenants in KHTP, it is found that the Technology Park has all the nine evaluated criteria. However, these criteria have different categories of impact on the tenants. It can be concluded that there is still more room to improve in ensuring the competitiveness of the Technology Park. This study could be extended to other Technology Parks in the whole country.
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The impact of Technology Parks services on the high Technology industry: A case study on Kulim Hi-Tech Park
2013Co-Authors: Rahimi Abidin, Che Sobry Abdullah, Shahimi Mohtar, Norlena Hasnan, Nor Hasni OsmanAbstract:The emergence of Technology Parks in Malaysia typically generates the expectations that they will contribute significantly to the industrialization.Accordingly, there is increasing number of research conducted on Technology Parks performance.However, there is still uncertainty about whether Technology Parks are achieving their goals or not and exactly what their impact is on their tenants. This paper attempts to contribute in understanding this issue by focusing specifically on the Technology Park services.A case study on one of well established Technology Parks in Malaysia that is Kulim Hi-Tech Park (KHTP) has been conducted.After a series of interviews with the administrator and review on literature, nine evaluation criteria were identified and used to observe the impact of Technology Park services on the industrial tenants of the Technology Park.From a survey on the industrial tenants in KHTP it is found that the Technology Park has all the nine evaluated criteria.However, these criteria have different categories of impact on the tenants. It can be concluded that the there are still more room to improve in ensuring the competitiveness of the Technology Park. The results have significant implications for the administrator of the KHTP.
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The evaluation of Technology Park performance
2013Co-Authors: Che Sobry Abdullah, Rushami Zien Yusoff, Shahimi Mohtar, Zulkifli Mohamed Udin, Hartini Ahmad, Nor Hasni Osman, Norlena Hasnan, Faisal Zulhumadi, Mohd Imran Khusairi Shafee, Rahimi AbidinAbstract:Although the increasing number of Technology Parks and the research conducted on their effectiveness, there is still uncertainty about whether Technology Parks are achieving their goals and exactly what their impact is on their tenants.There is a gap in our knowledge about how an organization develops in the protected environment of a Technology Park.The discovery of the value added by Technology Park management, the influence of sponsoring institutions and the impact of emergence and growth of start-up companies offerings on the forms of the model for a performance evaluation framework.This research provides information on the performance of Technology Parks in Malaysia by exploring the operation of the first integrated Technology Park in Malaysia, Kulim Hi-Tech Park (KHTP).It incorporates the administrator managers and tenants to examine the performance evaluation criteria of the Technology Park.Data were collected from a series of interviews and a field survey. From the interview, the strategic direction of the Technology Park was identified.Data analysis from the survey shows that the Technology Park has all the evaluated criteria.These criteria have different categories of impact on the tenants.This study is interesting and has various potential to be further explored. This study could be extended to other Technology Parks in the whole country.The construct of Technology Parks role and the evaluation criteria of Technology Park performance could be extended to cover more issues that might be related to the current practice in the industry.
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relationship between social capital and Technology transfer performance a study on companies in Technology Park
The Journal of Southeast Asian Research, 2013Co-Authors: Rahimi Abidin, Che Sobry Abdullah, Shahimi Mohtar, Norlena Hasnan, Faisal ZulhumadiAbstract:Tacit knowledge and personal experience of an individual can only be obtained in a tacit manner. Social capital is a prominent concept that provides a foundation to describe and characterize the properties. Therefore social interaction is very important to facilitate technological knowledge transfer among the units within an organisation. This paper aims to contribute to the existing knowledge in the field of Technology transfer by exploring the concept of social capital. It discusses the Technology transfer performance and focuses on the important firm-specific asset, which is social capital. By using the data from a survey on industrial firms in one of the Technology Parks in Malaysia, this paper provides an investigation on the relationship between social capital and Technology transfer performance, within the Technology Park incubating company setting. It was found that social capital has significant relationships with the performance of Technology transfer.
Che Sobry Abdullah - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Technology Park services: The impact on incubating companies
Journal of Southeast Asian Research, 2014Co-Authors: Rahimi Abidin, Che Sobry Abdullah, Nor Hasni Osman, Norlena Hasnan, Shahimi MohtarAbstract:The development of Technology Parks in Malaysia creates the expectations that they will contribute significantly to the industrialization. Therefore, there is increasing number of research conducted on Technology Parks performance. However, there is still uncertainty about whether Technology Parks are achieving their goals or not and exactly what their impact is on their tenants. To contribute to understanding this issue, this paper focuses specifically on the impact of Technology Park services on high Technology industries. A case study on one of the well-established Technology Parks in Malaysia that is Kulim Hi-Tech Park (KHTP) has been conducted. After a series of interviews with the administrator and review of literature, nine evaluation criteria were identified and used to observe the impact of Technology Park services on the industrial tenants of the Technology Park. From a survey on the industrial tenants in KHTP, it is found that the Technology Park has all the nine evaluated criteria. However, these criteria have different categories of impact on the tenants. It can be concluded that there is still more room to improve in ensuring the competitiveness of the Technology Park. This study could be extended to other Technology Parks in the whole country.
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The impact of Technology Parks services on the high Technology industry: A case study on Kulim Hi-Tech Park
2013Co-Authors: Rahimi Abidin, Che Sobry Abdullah, Shahimi Mohtar, Norlena Hasnan, Nor Hasni OsmanAbstract:The emergence of Technology Parks in Malaysia typically generates the expectations that they will contribute significantly to the industrialization.Accordingly, there is increasing number of research conducted on Technology Parks performance.However, there is still uncertainty about whether Technology Parks are achieving their goals or not and exactly what their impact is on their tenants. This paper attempts to contribute in understanding this issue by focusing specifically on the Technology Park services.A case study on one of well established Technology Parks in Malaysia that is Kulim Hi-Tech Park (KHTP) has been conducted.After a series of interviews with the administrator and review on literature, nine evaluation criteria were identified and used to observe the impact of Technology Park services on the industrial tenants of the Technology Park.From a survey on the industrial tenants in KHTP it is found that the Technology Park has all the nine evaluated criteria.However, these criteria have different categories of impact on the tenants. It can be concluded that the there are still more room to improve in ensuring the competitiveness of the Technology Park. The results have significant implications for the administrator of the KHTP.
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The evaluation of Technology Park performance
2013Co-Authors: Che Sobry Abdullah, Rushami Zien Yusoff, Shahimi Mohtar, Zulkifli Mohamed Udin, Hartini Ahmad, Nor Hasni Osman, Norlena Hasnan, Faisal Zulhumadi, Mohd Imran Khusairi Shafee, Rahimi AbidinAbstract:Although the increasing number of Technology Parks and the research conducted on their effectiveness, there is still uncertainty about whether Technology Parks are achieving their goals and exactly what their impact is on their tenants.There is a gap in our knowledge about how an organization develops in the protected environment of a Technology Park.The discovery of the value added by Technology Park management, the influence of sponsoring institutions and the impact of emergence and growth of start-up companies offerings on the forms of the model for a performance evaluation framework.This research provides information on the performance of Technology Parks in Malaysia by exploring the operation of the first integrated Technology Park in Malaysia, Kulim Hi-Tech Park (KHTP).It incorporates the administrator managers and tenants to examine the performance evaluation criteria of the Technology Park.Data were collected from a series of interviews and a field survey. From the interview, the strategic direction of the Technology Park was identified.Data analysis from the survey shows that the Technology Park has all the evaluated criteria.These criteria have different categories of impact on the tenants.This study is interesting and has various potential to be further explored. This study could be extended to other Technology Parks in the whole country.The construct of Technology Parks role and the evaluation criteria of Technology Park performance could be extended to cover more issues that might be related to the current practice in the industry.
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relationship between social capital and Technology transfer performance a study on companies in Technology Park
The Journal of Southeast Asian Research, 2013Co-Authors: Rahimi Abidin, Che Sobry Abdullah, Shahimi Mohtar, Norlena Hasnan, Faisal ZulhumadiAbstract:Tacit knowledge and personal experience of an individual can only be obtained in a tacit manner. Social capital is a prominent concept that provides a foundation to describe and characterize the properties. Therefore social interaction is very important to facilitate technological knowledge transfer among the units within an organisation. This paper aims to contribute to the existing knowledge in the field of Technology transfer by exploring the concept of social capital. It discusses the Technology transfer performance and focuses on the important firm-specific asset, which is social capital. By using the data from a survey on industrial firms in one of the Technology Parks in Malaysia, this paper provides an investigation on the relationship between social capital and Technology transfer performance, within the Technology Park incubating company setting. It was found that social capital has significant relationships with the performance of Technology transfer.
Wei Zongca - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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transformation of economic and technological development zones in the context of new urbanization a case study of the guangzhou private science and Technology Park
Progress in geography, 2015Co-Authors: Wei ZongcaAbstract:The National New Urbanization Planning(2014- 2020) is regarded as the top institutional policy design to deal with urbanization- related issues at the national level. With the deepening of the reform and opening- up, policy advantages of economic and technological development zones have been gradually diminishing, and their comprehensive competitiveness and vitality have dropped. Using a questionnaire survey and semi-structured interviews and based on the analysis of different interest groups, this research found that the development of the Private Science and Technology Park not only promotes the transformation from low- level urbanization to new urbanization for implementing the national new urbanization policy, but also should put forward development strategies to move from "manufacture" to "innovation", so as to reshape the competitiveness and transformation from manufacture to innovative industry. This article may provide some references for the sustainable development of Chinese economic and technological development zones in the transitional age.