Analyzing the Influencing Factors of Firm Performance in Science Parks: A Multi-Dimensional Perspective

Abstract

This research investigates the diverse factors influencing firm performance within science parks, which serve as crucial hubs for innovation and technology development. Employing a multi-dimensional analytical framework, we examine a range of internal and external factors that may impact firm performance in this unique ecosystem. Drawing upon empirical data and case studies from various science parks around the world, we explore the role of factors such as organizational capabilities, innovation strategies, collaboration networks, access to resources, government policies, and regional ecosystems. Through quantitative analysis and qualitative assessments, we identify key drivers and moderators of firm performance, elucidating their interrelationships and relative importance. Our findings contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the complex dynamics shaping firm performance within science parks, offering valuable insights for policymakers, park managers, and entrepreneurs seeking to optimize the performance and competitiveness of firms operating in these innovation-driven environments