구미국가산업단지 창업생태계에 대한 트리플헬릭스 네트워크

The purpose of this study was to prepare an optimal start-up space in the Gumi National Industrial Complex (Gumi Industrial Complex) from a Triple-Helix perspective and to derive a support program. To this end, seven start-up keywords related to the Gumi Industrial Complex were selected. Big Keynes based on media big data was used to demonstrate interrelationships between start-up keywords and companies, universities, and governments, which are the subjects of regional innovation. The research results are summarized as follows. Analysis of the text semantic network showed that securing start-up facilities and spaces were significantly related to the public sector, including the government, and that receiving technology development and consulting was highly related to the smartization of SMEs. Analysis of correlations between the seven start-up keywords showed entrepreneurs were most interested in the network and start-up spaces. Correlation analysis between the seven start-up keywords and the three key subjects of the triple helix emphasized the role of the network for companies, the roles of facility and space provision for government, and the roles of start-up and consulting for universities. In summary, the study has the following implications. First, since it is not easy to secure a new start-up space in the Gumi Industrial Complex, which was established in 1969, industry, academia, and government must cooperate to remodel closed business factories or establish a start-up support center to supply small spaces. Second, a network between start-up companies and existing tenant companies is required to create opportunities for learning and imitation through contact and cooperation with various external actors.