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The Korean Management Institute's Goals
KMI’s main research goal is to advance and promote academic and applied research on Korean, Asian, and American/European small and medium enterprises, venture capital and private equity; and to disseminate academic and applied research and core knowledge to our constituents: University, faculty, Ph.D students, graduate and undergraduate students and alumni. In the case of Germany, there is a great deal of interest in Korea on why Germany has been able to maintain such a strong SME environment. One additional research topic might be how Korean SMEs can break out of the current limited business linkages with chaebol firms, perhaps by increasing their international links through exports, joint ventures and FDIs. KMI’s initial goal is to conduct research focusing on small medium enterprises, entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship, creating shared value, innovation and the drivers of competitive success.
Topics of Research
The Role of the SME in South Korea
Differences in SME-Large Enterprise Linkages in USA, Japan, Germany & South Korea
Inhibitions to SME Growth
Advantages of Small & Medium-sized Enterprises in Developing Market Economies
Social Entrepreneurship and Creating Shared Value
The Research Process
KMI uses a rigorous research process to promote the exchange of knowledge.