South East England Development Agency (SEEDA)

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Wake up to Enterprise Spring - A review of good practice infurther education

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Wake up to Enterprise Spring - A review of good practice in secondary education

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Wake up to Enterprise Spring 2008

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Wake up to Enterprise Issue Four 28/06/07

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Skills for Innovation 24/11/06

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Skills for Productivity 24/11/06

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South East England Higher Education Entrepreneurship Group Review 05-06 13/11/06

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Wake Up to Enterprise Magazine Issue Three 12/08/06

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Wake Up to Enterprise Magazine Issue Two 23/02/06

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ASPIRE Magazine One 23/02/06

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Manufacturing for Tomorrow 23/02/06

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Higher Education Entrepreneurship Group (heeg)
Newsletter 2004/5 01/11/05

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Wake Up to Enterprise Magazine Issue 1 26/07/05

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Business Engagement with the SET Base in the South East 20/06/05

The aim of this report is to investigate levels of business engagement and satisfaction with the Science Engineering and Technology (SET) base in the region including information on personnel, facilities and resources for research and technology found in universities (and other higher education institutions) and public research institutes.

The research reported in both Phases 1 and 2 is aimed at exploring in particular the following two aspects of firms' external relationships: (i) the nature and extent of business links with universities and research institutes; (ii) the importance of location in the South East region for business enterprises. It was agreed that in Phase 2 a few crucial additional themes would be
explored including the general characteristics, origins and entrepreneurship, innovative activity, inter-firm networks, scale and networking.

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• Phase 1 Report
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• Phase 1 Report - Appendix
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• Phase 2 Report
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• Summary of the major conclusions of the overall study of both Phases 1 and 2
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