Factors Affecting Startup Innovation and Growth

Okrah, James; Nepp, Alexander

doi:10.18178/joams.6.1.34-38

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“…There is no exact definition of a start-up given by any entity if the definition of startups fail to survive in the market due to a lack of funding and government support (Dwivedi, 2019). Internal market openness is an important factor for startup financing, the level of openness of the economy impacts the investment opportunities in the startup (Okrah et al, 2018). There was a need for government support for the development of start-ups, the study (Saberi & Hamdan, 2019) has been performed in GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) measured the moderating role of government support in creating an interactive investment environment for new entrepreneurs and new entrepreneurship programs through which entrepreneurship can alive economic growth.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

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2023

NJMSR

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The goal of this study is to look at the relationship between peers' influence and parents' influence on the saving behavior of Nepalese youth and the impact of peers' influence and parents' influence on the saving behavior of Nepalese youth. The research has used primary sources of data. A well-structured questionnaire was designed to collect data from 250 respondents. The convenience sampling technique was used to select a sample for the study. Moreover, Cronbach's Alpha was assessed to test reliability. The correlational and casual research designs were used. The findings revealed that there was a positive and significant relationship between peers' influence and parents' influence on the saving behavior of Nepalese youth and peers' influence and parents' influence have a significant impact on the saving behavior of Nepalese youth. This study is useful for those saving behavior seekers as parents' influence is a major factor in many facets of life in Nepalese communities. Children are taught to respect their parents and they have the power and obligation. Since parents have such a big impact on young people, they should seize the chance to let their kids watch them practice good saving habits as a way of preparing them for life in the adult world.

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2023

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“…To expand the quantity of innovative products, the innovation approach enables for the employment of a variety of approaches, tools, and strategies (Badziska, 2016). Businesses no longer buy products based solely on their uncontrollable urge for their attractiveness, so the modernization performed a procedure under which businesses could actually envision share some common aspects from a global angle, ensuring that a start-up is related to various constructs to highlight goods, taking configurability, social bonding, virtuous, organisational, and developmental factors (Okrah et al, 2018).…”

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Weighting a Start-up Business Index for Edible Bird Nest Swiftlet Ranching Industry: A Qualitative Method Approach

Ghazali¹,

Hadi²,

Fauzi³

et al. 2023

IJARBSS

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Swiftlet nests are now among the main agricultural products exported from Malaysia. Numerous business owners have difficulties in the swiftlet nesting agricultural production, which results in significant expenditures. The study's goal is to determine how important startup company aspects are for the edible bird nest farming sector. The weighting of the start-up company characteristics will be determined through interviews with a complete of eight individuals from the intellectual, veterinarian, and enterprise worlds. The findings showed that insight on the significance of start-up business continuity planning is provided via surveys. The weighting of such start-up enterprises will be used to construct the platforms of start-up marketing elements in the edible bird nest agricultural production.

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“…We also check for heteroscedasticity, which is one of the major concerns in regression models (Yoon et al., 2016), and report the change in the spread of residuals over the dependent variable. We test heteroscedasticity using the following statistical tests—the Breush–Pagan test (Halunga et al., 2017) and the NCV (nonconstant error variance) test (Okrah and Nepp, 2018). Both the Breush–Pagan and the NCV tests have p ‐values more than the significance level of 0.05.…”

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Lending ears to unheard voices: An empirical analysis of user‐generated content on social media

Gour¹,

Aggarwal²,

Kumar

2022

Production and Operations Management

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Governments and healthcare organizations increasingly pay attention to social media for handling a disease outbreak. The institutions and organizations need information support to gain insights into the situation and act accordingly. Currently, they primarily rely on ground-level data, collecting which is a long and cumbersome process. Social media data present immense opportunities to use ground data quickly and effectively. Governments and HOs can use these data in launching rapid and speedy remedial actions. Social media data contain rich content in the form of people's reactions, callsfor-help, and feedback. However, in healthcare operations, the research on social media for providing information support is limited. Our study attempts to fill the gap mentioned above by investigating the relationship between the activity on social media and the quantum of the outbreak and further using content analytics to construct a model for segregating tweets. We use the case example of the COVID-19 outbreak. The pandemic has advantages in contributing to the generalizability of results and facilitating the model's validation through data from multiple waves. The findings show that social media activity reflects the outbreak situation on the ground. In particular, we find that negative tweets posted by people during a crisis outbreak concur with the quantum of a disease outbreak. Further, we find a positive association between this relationship and increased information sharing through retweets. Building further on this insight, we propose a model using advanced analytical methods to reduce a large amount of unstructured data into four key categories-irrelevant posts, emotional outbursts, distress alarm, and relief measures. The supply-side stakeholders (such as policy makers and humanitarian organizations) could use this information on time and optimize resources and relief packages in the right direction proactively.

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Factors Affecting Startup Innovation and Growth

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Lending ears to unheard voices: An empirical analysis of user‐generated content on social media

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