일본의 대학 벤처창업 현황과 사례를 통한 시사점

Abstract

'Venture' is known to be derived from 'Venture Businesses(It refers to taking on a new business as a company.)', as they were coined by Kiyonari, a member of the Japanese Association. Venture companies often refer to companies that are developing businesses with new technologies or business models that have not existed so far. Japan became a high-cost country in 1990 after a bubble burst in the 1980s due to the economic downturn and low birth rate and aging population. Japan has been able to overcome a high-cost country and bring about economic vitality and the desire of young people to challenge because of the release of University-based ventures involved in the social Implementation of research and educational achievements at universities. The number of University-based ventures rose to 2,278 in 2018, with 'Research Performance and Venture' accounting for 58.9 percent of the total. There were 64 listed companies with a combined market value of 2374,397 yen (approximately 24 trillion won). Japan is an 'Eco System' that integrates technologies, talents, markets and funds, and continues to increase the startup of venture companies called Social Implementation of research results. In particular, the nation's innovation engine with increasing the number of University-based ventures is considered essential. The increasing number of University-based ventures that commercialize university research achievement technologies is the nation's innovation engine. A variety of efforts will be needed to keep up with the top universities in the financial-rich world and continuously increase University-based ventures to catch up with the dynamics of the global economy.