Concept Of Start-up Research Articles

Pengaruh Price Discount, Bonus Pack, Instore Display, Brand Image Dan Keragaman Produk Batikterhadap Impluse Buying Pada Konsumen Batik UD. Al-Barokah Sumenep

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The Role of Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in Supporting Lean Start-Up Concept in Metal Furniture Field

The Role of Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in Supporting Lean Start-Up Concept in Metal Furniture Field

Start-ups in the Era of Digital Revolution: Factors that Shape the Intention to Launch a New One

Although we are in the heart of the digital revolution era, the original understanding of "start-up" as an enterprise in the early stage still dominated the literature. The vague understanding of the start-up concept led to a considerable misunderstanding, which may be misleading in exploring the launching phenomena. Despite this, fewer studies have addressed this issue and accurately understood it from conceptual or empirical perspectives. This paper aims to illustrate the definition of a start-up. After that, the authors utilised secondary data from the existing academic literature to develop a conceptual framework to understand individual and environmental factors' roles in the intention to launch a new start-up and suggest propositions for a future empirical test. The findings identified individual factors (entrepreneurial ideas, skills) that have remained unclear in the literature. Entrepreneurial ideas and skills can be fundamental in pushing individuals to be entrepreneurs. Moreover, university business incubators might introduce as a moderator; the arguments about their effect on personal and intellectual abilities remain unexplored very well. More inclusive conceptual perspectives are required to provide evidence crucial for developing and filling the existing gap. Based on the proposed framework, the authors encourage scholars to test its propositions empirically.

A study of the impact of the startups India scheme on the Indian economy

The Government of India launched Startup India as its premier programme to foster the startup culture and create a robust and inclusive environment for innovation and entrepreneurship in India. On August 15, 2015, the Hon. Prime Minister of India, Sh. Narender Modi unveiled the Startup programme. The Indian government provided a new avenue for preparing the nation's young, brilliant citizens to launch their ventures instead of waiting for employment, demonstrating greater trust in their abilities. Young professionals can take advantage of the market by creating a good or service they think people will pay for. The startup concept is still in its early stages. Therefore establishing itself will present several difficulties. The main challenges are financing, lack of planning, hiring the right people, the regulatory environment, and poor risk management. Despite several obstacles, startups in India are contributing positively to the socioeconomic advancement of the country. The Startup India programme offers optimism to international investors and young people in India. The goal of the current study is to assess how startups are affecting the Indian economy. The research examines texts from books, websites, journals, and other sources to identify the many issues and difficulties experienced by startups in India.

NATURE RESERVE FUND OF UKRAINE AS MULTITASK AREA FOR THE POST-WAR REHABILITATION THERAPY

The economic and environmental development in the field of nature management in Ukraine requires the formation of new regulatory mechanisms that will take into account their economic and material nature. This is particularly true in the aftermath of disasters such as war. The areas protected through the Nature Reserve Fund of Ukraine are not only regional nature protection centers, which ensure the ecological well-being and health of the population, but such territories should also be developed in symbiosis with the economic and ecological needs of local communities and regions in the postwar period. They could help overcome the traumas and losses of the war. At the same time, protected natural areas that have been adversely affected by the war must be restored. The aim of the article is represented vouching, as public private partnership, which can attribute economic privileges to the results of innovation activities. Our research is devoted to the problems of the formation and use the vouching tool in the field of conservation work, advantages and disadvantages of implementing the mechanism of vouching contracts are considered both for the Nature Reserve Fund’s institutions, and for representatives of the private sector of the economics. The military the Russian invasion in Ukraine have led to numerous transformations in the social, economic, political, ecological and regulatory field. The deviant behavior as a social phenomenon can negatively affect not only the individual, but also others, and even the economic well-being of the region.
 For Ukraine Russian invasion means destruction of existing markets, business collaborations and the formation of new vectors of military and civilian activities.
 The research purpose is to determine and institutionalize the main cost-effective forms of economic activity in protected areas, and the formation of cooperation's vectors of nature reserve fund with territorial communities and regional business groups. For example, franchising agreements are determined, not only as forms of contractual cooperation, but also as innovative start-up concept in the field of reserve fund, the possibility of carrying out economic activity under a state brand (logo, trademark), obtaining additional guaranties for the development of businesses and the formation of constant investment flows to protected areas. Thanks to franchising agreements, I propose the formation of double investment flow to protected areas: passive – for the use of the brand (logo) of the protected area itself, active - dividends for the actual production or services provided by the subject of business activity.

START-UP VENTURES: EMERGING TRENDS AND IT’S IMPACT ON GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT OF INDIAN ECONOMY

Changes in the environment lead to generation of ideas to combat the difficulties related to particular time period. Concept of startup is not an exception of it. Various factors giving push for growth of startups in India includes Individuals urge on gaining professional qualification, mobile penetration and increasing internet connectivity, Government initiatives are some of the reasons that affect the decision of starting a venture. Government’s initiative of Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat has instilled some sense of confidence in young entrepreneurs to come up with business ideas and side by side Covid 19 pandemic has led to increase in number of ventures related Internet. Today’s environment seems to be more helpful to entrepreneurs in terms of government support. It is about the constant motivation individuals are getting from leader of the nation. No doubt journey to start a venture is not an easy task but continuous assurance from a leader makes people more confident. Startups in India are not only proving itself beneficial for nation’s economy but also for the individuals who are underemployed or are not satisfied with their current working situation and satisfaction is the key component in delivering the best in each and every sphere of life.

Decoding the nascent entrepreneurial pitch

PurposeThis paper investigates how early-stage founders use the 60-s nascent pitch to attract co-founders, by applying the narrative paradigm.Design/methodology/approachVideos of supported and non-supported pitches from Startup Weekend were analysed using the Grounded Theory Method.FindingsThe findings were used to develop a framework for a successful nascent pitch. It shows that founders who can engage the audience, convey credibility and use symbols effectively are more likely to attract co-founders. Bringing these three elements together through personalisation, that is, making the startup concept tangible and personally relevant for co-founders to visualise, enables the founder to talk a venture into existence.Practical implicationsThis paper holds implications for founders and entrepreneurship mentors to craft a powerful, persuasive pitch by drawing on the framework.Originality/valueThe framework brings a holistic understanding to the nascent pitch and explains how nascent founders acquire human resources at one of the earliest stages of venture formation. In this way, concerns of prior fragmented approaches focussed only on narrative elements of investment pitches are addressed.

Wyzwania definicyjne start-upów

In recent years, with the development of entrepreneurship, a new concept has been coined — a start-up (or a startup). Because of the lack one common definition thereof, some questions emerge: Is any newly established company a start-up, or does this term refer only to companies fromthe branch/market sector of new technologies, or maybe there are other decisive requirements? The significance of this issue follows research and analysis of the entities are undertaken and also in the face of work on Prosta Spółka Akcyjna (a new legalform for economic entities of the discussed kind). The aim of the article is to present various ways of defining start-ups present in the subject literature, but also in various initiatives and activities organized in the start-up community. On this basis, an attempt is made to determine the boundary conditions of the concept of start-up and to characterize it

Управління інноваційними проектами на основі системно-орієнтованого підходу

This review article argues that a startup is the first necessary step in the innovation lifecycle and a set of tools is necessary to create a successful startup. In a practical section installed that the implementation startup involves several steps such as generalization of a startup concept, definition of the stages of the startup life cycle, systematization of key components of successfully implemented startups and analysis of the state of the domestic market of startups. The life cycles of well-known startups developed by Ukrainian experts show that it is necessary to find a suitable niche in the market with high demand for the product in order to turn startup into a profitable business. This is possible, provided an effective ecosystem for startups development.

ExperientialLearning@SocialMedia.edu: Using the Tech Start-Up Concept to Train, Engage, and Inform Students

ExperientialLearning@SocialMedia.edu: Using the Tech Start-Up Concept to Train, Engage, and Inform Students

Design Sprint versus Design Thinking: A comparative analysis

Context: Design Sprint (DS) is a new design methodology for designing new products that resembles Design Thinking (DT) in designing solutions that diverge and focus on the problem and solution fields, to be then tested in prototypes. Yet it differs from DT by incorporating Lean Startup concepts such as agility and elimination of costly or low-value activities. Although it gained increased interest in the organizational world, it is still unexplored in the literature, without an analysis of best practices, and how this process may be more appropriate than traditional DT processes. Objective: In spite of the improvements proposed by the design community to the original process, this study aims to perform a comparative analysis of the DS process, as prescribed in the book that originated the methodology, against traditional DT processes, considering its phases and techniques , and what the advantages and disadvantages of each methodology are. Method: The research used the methodological approach of multiple case study by evaluating three DS processes in a company that executes processes with both methodologies. In addition to observing the processes and documenting the decisions made, six interviews were conducted with company partners and experts from the area, who participated in the processes. Results: The article describes the execution of DS processes in detail and then summarizes the advantages of these processes against DT processes, such as: low experimentation barrier, alignment with high management for continuing the work, orientation to incremental innovations. Nevertheless, the coexistence of the two methodologies is proposed, such that DS can be more efficient when used as an initial stage of requirements of new products, while DT proves to be more useful as a methodology for generating new ideas. Conclusion: The research on theoretical and practical contributions by investigating a topic not yet explored in the literature, positioning positive and negative aspects of DS in relation to other more established design methodology (DT), and suggesting how these methodologies can be applied more efficiently to creating new products and services.

Reflection of Literature on Using Lean Innovation Models For Start-Up Ventures

This paper discusses lean innovations and lean startup methods for the engineering management field. The aim of the literature review is to explain the methods and processes used in lean startup. First, we discuss the concept of startup and the impact that innovation has on startups and organizations seeking to implement lean innovations models. The assumption made in the hypothesis is that lean startup can be applied to areas outside of high-tech entrepreneurship. This hypothesis is further explored in the research. The findings in this paper suggest that innovation and entrepreneurship are highly influenced by innovation and company cultures. We find that technology transfer plays a key role in fostering innovation. However, there are barriers to public-private innovation partnerships, which is discussed in this paper.

People investing in people. The overview on investment methods in technological start-ups at different stages of growth

The purpose of this paper is to explore different funding sources for young technology-based companies at different stages of their development, taking into consideration their characteristics. The study uses data from an extensive literature review on the start-up literature and a desk research analysis. The first part of the article focuses on the explanation of the concept of start-up with an emphasis on internal and external risks it can bear for a potential investor. The middle part of the article offers an overview on various division concepts into phases of a start-up. The final part explains characteristics of different kinds of investors in order to match them with specific phases of growth. The author’s findings reveal that the new technology-based firms demonstrate different financing patterns at different stages of development. The article may serve as an interesting overview for start-ups planning their development path as it attempts to reconcile different points of view. However, being based only on existing literature sources, further research is necessary for more profound conclusions.

ВИКОРИСТАННЯ ФРАНЧАЙЗИНГОВИХ УГОД У СФЕРІ ЗАПОВІДНОГО ФОНДУ: ПОЗИТИВНІ ТА НЕГАТИВНІ АСПЕКТИ

Франчайзинг є невід'ємною частиною економіки в усьому світі, але в Україні така форма організації бізнесу залишається на початковому етапі свого розвитку. Існує багато міжнародних компаній, які зацікавлені в розвитку еко-франчайзингу та наданні своїх послуг в Україні. Інструмент франчайзингу також може стати формою екологічно орієнтованої підприємницької діяльності, вектором розвитку співпраці природно заповідних фондів і представників приватного сектора, які хочуть здійснювати свою діяльність з урахуванням екологічних імперативів, виробляти дійсно екологічно чисті продукти, але перш за все, відповідний договірний механізм повинен бути формалізований в юридичну конструкцію і самостійний об'єкт нормативно-правового регулювання. 
 Оскільки в межах національного законодавства єдиний нормативно-правовий акт відсутній, що регулює основні положення, принципи, обсяги договорів франчайзингу, правовий статус контрагентів, підстави для юридичної відповідальності; питання укладання договорів франчайзингу залишається актуальним особливо в сфері програм державно-приватного партнерства. Франчайзинг має багато переваг, які можуть знизити експлуатаційні витрати і підвищити ефективність виробничої діяльності, що сьогодні особливо актуально для України; проте український ринок франчайзингу має низку проблем, які потребують невідкладного вирішення.
 Як концепція старт-апу, франчайзинг, в області природно-заповідного фонду, має ефективні переваги як для франчайзера в особі державного партнера, так і для франчайзі в особі приватного партнера; для державного партнера, тобто об’єктів природно-заповідного фонду (франчайзера) - залучення додаткових бюджетних коштів до галузі, ефективний механізм надання платного обслуговування населенню, джерело оновленої матеріально-технічної бази, науково-дослідне обладнання, мінімалізація ризиків для державного сектору економіки.

Znaczenie innowacji technologicznych dla podnoszenia poziomu jakości życia mieszkańców miast — wybrane przykłady rozwiązań w polskich start-upach

The importance of technological innovations in raising the quality of life of city dwellers: Selected examples of solutions in Polish start-upsThe main goal of the study is to analyze technological solutions offered by start-ups, designed to im­prove the living standards of city dwellers. The text consists of two parts, theoretical and practical. In theoretical considerations, the author relies on selected literature items. The review of secondary sources first of all serves to define the concept of start-up, and then to expand and enrich the practical part with additional technological solutions for the described projects and this role is directly related to the purpose of the presented article. In the practical part, selected case studies were described and analyzed with reference to the results of the author’s own research. The research project was car­ried out by the author in 2016–2017 in cooperation with the Wroclaw Agglomeration Development Agency. Its aim was to analyze the start-up ecosystem in Wroclaw and to try to find an answer to the question about the importance of start-ups for the quality of life of city dwellers. Recommendations for the local authorities in Wroclaw on how to support ventures in entering the market and remain­ing there were of additional value. The project consisted of three parts. The first two were analyses of secondary sources, on the basis of which the necessary information was collected related to the definition of a start-up company and the current situation of enterprises in Poland and Wroclaw, and quantitative research in the form of an online survey on asample of n=108 start-ups from Wro­claw. The last stage of the research project was the qualitative part. It was in the form of individual interviews with start-ups and industry experts. Seven respondents took part in this component of the study. The result of the research was acharacterization of the start-up environment in Wroclaw. Answers to the questions asked in the questionnaire, supplemented by expert interviews, allowed to determine, among others, the branches in which Wroclaw start-ups operate, to identify the products offered by them and to extrapolate the results of start-ups’ situation to the whole of Poland. Based on the obtained knowledge, it was possible to present the importance of technological solutions of individual start-ups for the quality of life of city dwellers. According to the results of own research and the analysis of secondary sources, it can be stated that the presence of startups in urban space improves the quality of life of city dwellers, while also supporting the construction of social capital.

Policy Initiatives for StartUps: The India Story

The author reviews the concept of startup and how it should be promoted. The author suggests that the ecosystem to promote startups is necessary. The author suggests that there is a need to create a system to promote innovations, entrepreneurship and to create ease of business. The author critically discusses the case study of India and finds the reasons for lack of desired success.

The development of scalable business models and their impact in the economic and social environment

At the present, the concept of startup has been rapidly and globally spread. Startups are emerging companies with scalable business models, generally linked to innovation and technological developments, mass sales oriented and then designed to grow fast. The profitability derived from their development leads a large number of entrepreneurs and investors to participate towards their expansion. However, it is significant the number of startups that are dissolved each year, as only one out of ten emerging companies continue operative after three years of operation, which is mainly due to the value proposition and financial needs inherent to its development. Therefore, in order to promote their growth, several actors have been created, who represent currently the international entrepreneurial ecosystem. The aim of this article is not only to develop the concept of startup, but to study the evolution of investment and its geographical distribution, identifying those agents that have arisen in response to the expansion and development of these new companies.

The importance of startups for construction of innovative economies

Objective: The aim of this article is to determine the impact of startup businesses on the innovation of the economy. Research Design & Methods: The statistics are from foundation reports, specializing in the study of the startup environment in Poland, Eurostat databases and the Central Statistical Office. The article attempts to define the concept of startup as a business, based on an innovative idea or pioneering business. Findings: As a result, they are companies that create a completely new product or service, not based on replicated offers from other market players, and do not replicate existing ones. Business activity is subject to a considerable degree of risk. The analysis of the correlation between the number of Micro-enterprises and GDP per capita (PPS) as well as the number of patents issued for national inventions by the Polish Patent Office and GDP per capita (PPS) showed a strong correlation between the variables tested. Contribution & Value Added: The benefits of developing a country-wide startup ecosystem contribute to government-directed R & D, in order to create a favorable environment for a new business model. The development of new businesses is an opportunity to improve the condition of national economies and the situation of society, and above all to increase the innovativeness of regions.

Intrapreneurs and entrepreneurs — Do they differ in Romania?

This study focuses on the theory of planned behaviour in order to understand and to predict the entrepreneurial behaviour of Romanian early-stage entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs, identifying the main differences among them. We first present the individual level analysis of these new venture creators using the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) Adult Population Survey database of Romania from 2011 to 2014, followed by the estimation of logistic regressions in order to test the applicability of the theory of planned behaviour in predicting entrepreneurial behaviour. We aim to contribute to the understanding of differences in start-up activities by broadening the concept of start-up to include intrapreneurship as well. The findings of this study provide partial support of the theory of planned behaviour.

The single-item lot-sizing polytope with continuous start-up costs and uniform production capacity

In this work we consider the uniform capacitated single-item single-machine lot-sizing problem with continuous start-up costs. A continuous start-up cost is generated in a period whenever there is a nonzero production in the period and the production capacity in the previous period is not saturated. This concept of start-up does not correspond to the standard (discrete) start-up considered in previous models, thus motivating a polyhedral study of this problem. In this work we explore a natural integer programming formulation for this problem. We consider the polytope obtained as convex hull of the feasible points in this problem. We state some general properties, study whether the model constraints define facets, and present an exponentially-sized family of valid inequalities for it. We analyze the structure of the extreme points of this convex hull, their adjacency and bounds for the polytope diameter. Finally, we study the particular case when the demands are high enough in order to require production in all the periods. We provide a complete description of the convex hull of feasible solutions in this case and show that all the inequalities in this description are separable in polynomial time, thus proving its polynomial time solvability.