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??My new blog post for Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET) goes live today!?? The Biden Administration’s “Investing in America'' agenda designates $80 billion to focus on “place-based industrial policy,” representing a historic level of government investment. This latest blog post previews CSET research from me and my co-author Hayes Meredith exploring the keys to success in place-based innovation. Can the United States use place-based innovation efforts not only to spur innovation, but also to build resilience in underserved, underinvested communities, dually enhancing both U.S. economic and national security? Check out the post below!??

Basic Barriers to Growth in Business- ======================= In general, there are several barriers can affect the growth of a business. These barriers can vary depending on the industry, market conditions, and the specific circumstances of each business. Here are some common barriers to growth in business: ==>Financial Constraints ================ Lack of capital or access to funding. High levels of debt. Insufficient cash flow. ==>Market Competition ================ Intense competition within the industry. Difficulty in differentiating products or services. ==>Regulatory Challenges ================== Compliance with complex and evolving regulations. Legal barriers to entry or expansion. ==>Technology Obsolescence ==================== Rapid changes in technology. Inability to keep up with technological advancements. ==>Limited Market Access ================= Geographic constraints or difficulties entering new markets. Limited customer base. ==>Human Resource Issues ================== Difficulty attracting and retaining skilled employees. Inadequate workforce management or training. ==>Operational Inefficiencies/ Issues ======================== Inefficient business processes. Poor supply chain management. ==>Risk and Uncertainty ================ Economic downturns and market volatility. External shocks, such as natural disasters or political instability. ==>Lack of Innovation =============== Failure to adapt to changing customer needs. Insufficient investment in research and development. ==>Poor Marketing and Sales Strategies ========================== Ineffective marketing and advertising. Difficulty reaching target customers. ==>Infrastructure Limitations =================== Inadequate physical or technological infrastructure. Issues with logistics and distribution. ==>Cultural and Social Barriers ===================== Cultural differences in global markets. Lack of understanding of local customs and preferences. ==>Government Policies ================ Unfavorable government policies or taxation. Political instability and uncertainty. ==>Environmental and Sustainability Concerns =============================== Increasing importance of sustainability in consumer preferences. Environmental regulations affecting business operations. ==>Resistance to Change ================= Internal resistance to change and innovation. Organizational inertia and bureaucracy. To overcome these barriers often requires a combination of strategic planning, resource management, adaptability, and a proactive approach to addressing challenges. Successful businesses man are those that can navigate and mitigate these barriers effectively. We are here to help you to grow your business with least of difficulties in a easy way. So click here < https://bit.ly/3U8uUZW > for any kind of help/guidance.

Earlier today I tried to promote and advance the cause for an industrial strategy in the UK. I would urge that people not get preoccupied with those words but focus more on the intent. This country has a fantastic hand of cards in terms of health, bio science, biotech, Fintech, arts, culture and universities– imagine what we could achieve if we played this hand of cards to the best of our ability. Of course this requires collaboration between the private sector and government. Those of us who have toiled in the world of business for decades know that even more important is collaboration between the many departments that oversee these distinctive strengths. It doesn’t have to be this way as was recently outlined in an excellent report by the Institute for government. A more collaborative and integrated approach to the way we lead govern and run the country would enable significant efficiency and economic benefits -/not only within government but across the nation. Today the fragmentation within government and ministries is hindering progress. We are sitting on a mountain of opportunity.??

New quality productive forces refer to improving synergy between innovation and industry whilst guiding economic activities toward greater efficiency. This article explores structural frameworks and provides readers with a policy-oriented perspective, showcasing a new economic landscape. An editorial by TI Fellow Tian Kun. https://lnkd.in/gb6uK6tQ

We kicked off the year on a high note with 16 EU Clusters Talks, attracting over 1,200 attendees. These sessions featured numerous experts who delved into trending topics, from innovations across various sectors to strategies for successful clustering. The #ECCP's most popular Clusters Talks included: ??Successful Clustering: Business models and management skills ??Support programmes and funding schemes: Cluster policies in the EU ??Entrepreneurship in Europe: Cluster support for start-ups and scale-ups Stay tuned to the ECCP's social media to find out about the upcoming 10 EU Clusters Talks to keep you up-to-date with: ?the latest industrial policies and clusters’ involvement ?interesting projects and best practices ?the latest ECCP news ???Explore previous talks?? https://lnkd.in/eB7G4Pqm #EUClusterTalks

Change or die. Your business, we mean. ?? Economic studies show that 80% of U.S. companies must change every 2 to 5 years or they are destined to close eventually. ?? Your #BeGenuineBelong membership to #FranklinCoC includes professional development and business training programs that help you adapt and prepare for market shifts. ?? #GENUINEFRANKLIN See how we help you remain relevant. https://ow.ly/HfY950SIzuP

Join us for the Roundtable “Business and the Future of Democracy”! We are excited to host this event as part of the EU Horizon REBALANCE project. Together with corporate leaders, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and academics, we will explore how businesses can champion democracy amid rising anti-democratic trends. How is ‘democracy-conforming capitalism’ realised in business practice, what are the challenges faced by business when democracies erode, and what roles do businesses, entrepreneurs and policymakers play in strengthening democracy? ???https://bit.ly/4gtLhss

Women-owned businesses can be an economic win for state and local governments. Discover the secrets to success for women-owned businesses as well as actionable strategies and inspiring insights on overcoming challenges and thriving in today's competitive landscape. Find out more in the comments section below. #WomensHistoryMonth #WomenEntrepreneurs #WomenInLeadership

In this edition of Mooseworks, CCI's Director of Policy and Research, Laurent Carbonneau, highlights the lessons Scrabble can teach us about building a more prosperous Canadian innovation economy. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ef6gmqAb?

?? Join us today from 11:00 - 12:00 for our program featuring insights on the new Regulation on the approval and market surveillance of non-road mobile machinery and the New Machinery Regulation. Don't miss this chance to understand crucial amendments compared to the current Machinery Directive and their impact on stakeholders. Get ready to engage with Marta Cebollero Arguis Officer at the European Commission Commission DG Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship, and SMEs. Get your questions ready and broaden your understanding ?? We’re in Hall 6C, Booth 252 EUnited aisbl #IFAT2024 #EURegulation #PolicyInsights