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HUMAN RESOURCES AS A FACTOR OF SUCCESS OF BUSINESS CLUSTERS IN SERBIA

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Objavljeno: 13.09.2012.

Volume 15, Issue 1 (2012)

pp. 155-166;

https://doi.org/10.62683/nip15.155-166

Sažetak

Small and medium companies can significantly increase their competitiveness by interconnecting into business clusters, business incubators or technology parks. This interconnection contributes to the growth and development of not only cluster members, but has a regional and a national dimension. Without it, there can be no significant penetration into international markets. Due to all these factors, the issue of encouraging cluster connectivity must be given much greater attention in Serbia. In addition to a simulative economic policy, the process of development of clusters must be based on adequate human potentials where the key place belongs to the management of companies in a cluster and the management of the entire cluster.

Ključne reči

clusters,

management,

employees,

small and medium enterprises,

SMEs,

the real sector

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