Stachowicz (2008) describes the integration levels of following factors or driving forces to establish the formation process of entrepreneurial regions and clusters. Organisational factors include the character and level of political authority, relations the national centre (self-government level), forms and the range of financial support for research and development units, organisational participation and mechanisms for capital and technology transfer located outside the region, organisation of the research and development sector in the region. number and condition of entities for innovation support (technology parks, entrepreneurship incubators, technology incubators, etc), system of education, as well as social factors and the potential for social capital in enterprises and organisations. Cognitive factors are the quantity and quality of knowledge cumulated in units including research and development entities. the structure of knowledge development, and le transfer channels, and institutions. Lilla Knop, Marek Krannich, and Slawomir Olko (2011) identify the factors affecting success at each development stage of industrial cluster divided into six aspects: (1) awareness; (2) goal this research for the investigation of industrial cluster development. innovation; (4) knowledge, (5) structure and (6) trust, which are this research for the investigation of factors that affect success in each stage of industrial cluster development.