Business ecosystems and new venture business models: an exploratory study of participation in the Lead To Win job-creation engine

Muegge, Steven; Mezen, Mel

doi:10.1504/ijtm.2017.085700

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“…Entrepreneurship has become an increasingly important driver of economic and societal development. Young entrepreneurs have the potential to bring fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to the table, leading to new business ventures, job creation, and economic growth (Muegge & Mezen, 2017). Entrepreneurship can create jobs and stimulate economic growth.…”

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Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Intentions among Malaysian Muamalat Students

Mohd¹,

Rosli²

2023

IJARBSS

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Entrepreneurship may generate economic growth and prosperity. Developing nations such as Malaysia encourage young people to engage in business and regard it as a career option. It is widely accepted that undergraduates will be a significant source of new entrepreneurial activity. This study aims to gain insight into the behaviour of Islamic Finance (Muamalat) graduates in Malaysia regarding establishing their own businesses. Specifically, this study investigates the factor of Attitude, Entrepreneurial knowledge, Perceived self-efficacy, and Subjective norm in predicting Entrepreneurial intention. One hundred fifty-three (153) undergraduates from a university participated in the research. They are from the Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) Malaysia. The participants were selected using a purposeful sampling strategy since they were specified groups of undergraduates who enrolled in the Islamic Finance (Muamalat) program. In order to obtain statistically meaningful findings, the research uses a non-parametric quantitative technique in conjunction with a PLS-SEM method. This approach has been applied in verifying the constructed theoretical framework, with the goal of identifying significant elements and effects. The finding demonstrated that Attitude, Entrepreneurial knowledge, and Perceived self-efficacy significantly positively affect entrepreneurial intentions. Future research in this area could consider risk-taking propensity and digital competence as factors to assess graduates' intentions to become entrepreneurs.

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Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Intentions among Malaysian Muamalat Students

Mohd¹,

Rosli²

2023

IJARBSS

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“…Second, the DEE can also promote business model innovation. Digital subjects exchange resources with each other in the DEE form new entrepreneurial alliances to achieve business innovation (Muegge and Mezen, 2017) [35]. The third faction focuses on the governance within the DEE and the cooperative competition between subjects (Cennamo and Santalo, 2013) [36]; (Gawer, 2014) [37].…”

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The Composition and Operation Mechanism of Digital Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: A Study of Hangzhou Yunqi Town as an Example

Jiewang

2022

Sustainability

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Purpose—The digital entrepreneurship ecosystem (DEE) literature is dominated by conceptual studies and lacks micro-level theoretical foundations and empirical evidence. This study aims to explore the largely overlooked question of what the components and operational mechanisms of DEE are. Design/methodology/approach—The study adopts a qualitative exploratory approach. The empirical data consist of field research, semi-structured interviews, and web-based information. Hangzhou Dream Town, China, is the research object. Findings—This study reveals the composition and operation mechanism of DEE. The operation mechanisms of DEE include opportunity symbiosis and value symbiosis. Compositions include digital users, digital entrepreneurs, investment institutions, governments, etc. Practical implications—This study contributes to DEE research by analyzing China’s DEE to help other regions understand how government-driven DEEs are established. This study also helps Digital Startups understand how the DEE works, which allows them to achieve digital entrepreneurship. Originality/value—The study draws evidence from a micro-level perspective which enriches understanding of the DEE phenomenon. It also provides theoretical support for the establishment of a DEE.

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“…This paper reflects the growing research interest in Chinese football in the field of sports management. It employs the management concepts of business model innovation (BMI) and the business ecosystem, both of which have received significant academic attention over the last decade (Foss & Saebi 2017;Kapoor & Lee, 2013;Muegge & Mezen, 2017). The concept of BMI studies the processes and outcomes of the reconfiguration of business models (Weiller et al, 2015;Ritter & Lettl, 2018;Foss & Saebi 2017).…”

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From Rags to Riches: Business Model Innovation Shifts in the Ecosystem of the Chinese Super League

Liu

Skinner

Grosman

2020

Journal of Global Sport Management

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The Chinese Super League (CSL) has witnessed unprecedented growth in recent years via evolutions in Chinese football clubs' business models and the league environment.This paper analyses business model innovation (BMI) in the light of changing ecosystem factors via a case study of the Guangzhou Evergrande Taobao FC. It analyses the types of BMI and finds that BMI constancy and novelty are key to the club's success.The study identifies policy and investors as the two ecosystem factors with the most significant influence on the club's BMI. We argue that CSL clubs have unique and under-rated value capture structures, where the value is captured by their investors rather than by the clubs themselves. Being sensitive to the ecosystem is another key factor and we give guidance on how to anticipate ecosystem changes and adjust business models accordingly. This can be generalized to other organizations and industries.

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Business ecosystems and new venture business models: an exploratory study of participation in the Lead To Win job-creation engine

Cited by 6 publications

References 40 publications

Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Intentions among Malaysian Muamalat Students

Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Intentions among Malaysian Muamalat Students

The Composition and Operation Mechanism of Digital Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: A Study of Hangzhou Yunqi Town as an Example

From Rags to Riches: Business Model Innovation Shifts in the Ecosystem of the Chinese Super League

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