GEORGE KOZMETSKY was co-founder of the Teledyne Corporation, former Dean of the University of Texas College of Business, founder and Chairman of the IC2 Institute at the University of Texas, Austin. In addition, at the University of Texas he also was Murray S. Walker Chair Professor and E. D. Walker Centennial Fellow. In 1993 Dr. Kozmetsky received the National Medal of Technology from President Clinton.FREDERICK WILLIAMS is a social scientist specializing in the economics of information technologies and author of more than 50 books. He was founding Dean of the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of California. At the University of Texas, Austin, he has occupied the Mary Gibbs Jones Chair in Communication and continues to serve as the W. W. Heath Centennial Fellow in the IC2 Institute.VICTORIA WILLIAMS is Executive Director of The Williams Group and co-Director of the IC2 Institute Project Caribe at the University of Texas, Austin.

• Science and Technology as the New Prosperity Technology as a Wealth Concept Today's Wealth of Nations Technology-Based Enterprise Creation Think Globally, Act Locally Managing in Fast Company Fast Companies and Zero Time Progress in Networks and Networking Learning Amidst, For, and Using Technology Creating the Technopolis Adoption of Innovations Technology Transfer Designing Industrial Parks and Incubators Why an Enterprise Center? Advances in Management Science Power Tools for Applied Research Decision Science and Risk Analysis Revitalizations Austin Model: A City Reinvents Itself Project CBIRD: Bi-National Wealth Creation Project CARIBE: Prosperity in Paradise Anzoategui: A Venezuelan State of Change En Cuba: Biotech, Education and Health Services Prosperity Sharing Toward Capitalism with Conscience Afterglow Appendixes Bibliography Glossary About the Authors

GEORGE KOZMETSKY was co-founder of the Teledyne Corporation, former Dean of the University of Texas College of Business, founder and Chairman of the IC2 Institute at the University of Texas, Austin. In addition, at the University of Texas he also was Murray S. Walker Chair Professor and E. D. Walker Centennial Fellow. In 1993 Dr. Kozmetsky received the National Medal of Technology from President Clinton.FREDERICK WILLIAMS is a social scientist specializing in the economics of information technologies and author of more than 50 books. He was founding Dean of the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of California. At the University of Texas, Austin, he has occupied the Mary Gibbs Jones Chair in Communication and continues to serve as the W. W. Heath Centennial Fellow in the IC2 Institute.VICTORIA WILLIAMS is Executive Director of The Williams Group and co-Director of the IC2 Institute Project Caribe at the University of Texas, Austin.

• Science and Technology as the New Prosperity Technology as a Wealth Concept Today's Wealth of Nations Technology-Based Enterprise Creation Think Globally, Act Locally Managing in Fast Company Fast Companies and Zero Time Progress in Networks and Networking Learning Amidst, For, and Using Technology Creating the Technopolis Adoption of Innovations Technology Transfer Designing Industrial Parks and Incubators Why an Enterprise Center? Advances in Management Science Power Tools for Applied Research Decision Science and Risk Analysis Revitalizations Austin Model: A City Reinvents Itself Project CBIRD: Bi-National Wealth Creation Project CARIBE: Prosperity in Paradise Anzoategui: A Venezuelan State of Change En Cuba: Biotech, Education and Health Services Prosperity Sharing Toward Capitalism with Conscience Afterglow Appendixes Bibliography Glossary About the Authors

GEORGE KOZMETSKY was co-founder of the Teledyne Corporation, former Dean of the University of Texas College of Business, founder and Chairman of the IC2 Institute at the University of Texas, Austin. In addition, at the University of Texas he also was Murray S. Walker Chair Professor and E. D. Walker Centennial Fellow. In 1993 Dr. Kozmetsky received the National Medal of Technology from President Clinton.FREDERICK WILLIAMS is a social scientist specializing in the economics of information technologies and author of more than 50 books. He was founding Dean of the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of California. At the University of Texas, Austin, he has occupied the Mary Gibbs Jones Chair in Communication and continues to serve as the W. W. Heath Centennial Fellow in the IC2 Institute.VICTORIA WILLIAMS is Executive Director of The Williams Group and co-Director of the IC2 Institute Project Caribe at the University of Texas, Austin.

• Science and Technology as the New Prosperity Technology as a Wealth Concept Today's Wealth of Nations Technology-Based Enterprise Creation Think Globally, Act Locally Managing in Fast Company Fast Companies and Zero Time Progress in Networks and Networking Learning Amidst, For, and Using Technology Creating the Technopolis Adoption of Innovations Technology Transfer Designing Industrial Parks and Incubators Why an Enterprise Center? Advances in Management Science Power Tools for Applied Research Decision Science and Risk Analysis Revitalizations Austin Model: A City Reinvents Itself Project CBIRD: Bi-National Wealth Creation Project CARIBE: Prosperity in Paradise Anzoategui: A Venezuelan State of Change En Cuba: Biotech, Education and Health Services Prosperity Sharing Toward Capitalism with Conscience Afterglow Appendixes Bibliography Glossary About the Authors