Science and Technology Park as Regional Innovation Platform: A Case of Chungnam Techno Park, Korea - Technopolis: Best Practices for Science and Technology Cities - page 392

enterprises at the CTP's satellite incubator in Bangkok. In addition, CTP will
stimulate the joint researches between CTP enterprises and foreign innovation
institutes. The main industry in the third period will be green and clean business as
well as contents business.
In 2020, CTP will create 20 star enterprises whose annual sales exceed $100
million and two enterprises whose annual sales exceed $1 billion. CTP will be
remembered as a regional innovation platform that makes impossible possible.

References

Andersson, M., & Karlsson, C. (2004). Regional innovation systems in small and medium-sizes
regions: Critical review and assessment, working paper series in economics and institutions
of innovation. Sweden: Royal Institute of Technology, CESIS.
Chungnam Techno Park. (2009a). 10 years history of Chungnam Techno Park. Korea: Seongwoo
Adcom.
Chungnam Techno Park, (2009b) Fusion creative management: Business plan for 2009,

Chungnam Techno Park Press, Korea.
Chungnam Techno Park. (2010). Annual report on business performance 2009. Korea:

Chungnam Techno Park Press.
Kim, H.-M. (2003). Evaluation methodology for technology park formation. Korea: Annual
Conference of Korea Public Administration.
Kim, H.-M. (2006). Innovation capacity analysis for regional innovation system. Korea: Journal
of Korea Industry-Academy Cooperation Society.
Kim, H-M., et al., (2000) Master plan of Chungnam Techno-Park, Korea.
Korea Technopark Association. (2004). A report on creation of regional technology innovation
hub by techno parks in Korea. Korea: Korea Technopark Association.
Lee, S.-G, Lee, H.-J and Lee, H.-G. (2009). 7 Star stories: Report on the endurance and passion
of the 7 venture businessmen. Korea: Seongwoo Adcom
Lundvall, B-A. (2007). Innovation system research : Where it came from and where it might go,
Globelics working paper, No. 2007-01.