Learning from improvisation in New Ventures

Wu, Jiajin; Arndt, Félix; Ma, Hongjia; Hughes, Paul; Tang, Sisi

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“…Entrepreneurial involvement creates opportunities for collaboration and network building among big corporate and small startup units for knowledge exchange and business development (Corvello, Felicetti, Steiber, & Al€ ange, 2023), which ultimately gives birth to an innovative ecosystem and generates critical values for creating innovative ventures (Metallo, Agrifoglio, Briganti, Mercurio, & Ferrara, 2021). As new ventures learn a lot from entrepreneurial practices, they serve as a key to innovation and creativity (Wu et al, 2023) and help translate the innovative idea into the actual business outcome (Huang, Li, Wang, & Li, 2022)…”

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What Lies in ‘Business Incubation and SMEs’ Research? A Literature Review and Roadmap for Future Research

Dhiman,

Arora

2024

INM

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The concept of ‘Business Incubation and SMEs’ has recently received a lot of interest in academic research and real-world business settings. Business incubator is a critical instrument for promoting entrepreneurial ecosystems and the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Business incubation is a process that nurtures and promotes the growth of start-ups and early-stage companies. The aim of this article was to examine the existing literature on business incubators and SMEs in order to identify and highlight major as well as relevant themes and trends that can influence future research. The Scopus database was used to extract the data file. To develop network structures biblioshiny package of RStudio and VOSviewer was used. The results from the literature survey show some key observations highlight business incubators’ changing nature, challenges, and impact on economic and entrepreneurship development. In addition, SMEs can be better served if incubation programmes are tailored to specific industries or technologies, for this, governments should encourage the establishment of specialised incubation centres.

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What Lies in ‘Business Incubation and SMEs’ Research? A Literature Review and Roadmap for Future Research

Dhiman,

Arora

2024

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Exploring the linkage between business incubation and entrepreneurship: understanding trends, themes and future research agenda

Dhiman,

Arora

2024

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PurposeThis article aims to conduct a bibliometric study using structural and relational approaches amongst the extracted documents and investigates the connections between business incubation and entrepreneurship-related papers to describe the field comprehensively.Design/methodology/approachA total of 259 articles have been retrieved from Scopus database in order to conduct the bibliometric analysis. Performance analysis and science mapping techniques of bibliometrics have been used along with data visualisation software, i.e. VOSviewer and RStudio. The network collaboration and intellectual structures, i.e. bibliographic coupling, co-occurrence analysis, word cloud and trending topics, have been presented to identify the field’s latest trends, themes and development.FindingsThe findings highlight annual publication trends, including the most frequently cited articles, the most productive authors, countries and highly influential journals that contribute the most to the said field. The intellectual structures have been developed to identify research themes and trends by running co-occurrence analysis and bibliographic coupling. The findings of this study emphasize the value of technology transfer, mentorship programmes, entrepreneurship education and an emphasis on innovation and creativity through entrepreneurial universities and academia. These findings provide policymakers and administrative officials with crucial guidance for fortifying the pillars of entrepreneurship and education for the comprehensive development of the economy. Further, this article attempts to identify the most influential and relevant publications as well as the newest trends in the area of business incubation in combination with entrepreneurship.Research limitations/implicationsThe article contributes not only to broaden the scope of knowledge on the said research discipline but also to comprehend how the field has evolved over a period of time. This study also attracts the interest of scholars/academicians, leading to the significant production of scholarly documents in business incubation and entrepreneurship.Practical implicationsThe field of entrepreneurship and business incubation is one of the important pillars for the growth and development of the economy. This piece contributes to this arena by focusing on the areas that must be taken care of by developing the entrepreneurial ecosystem and fostering the progress of startups. The fundamentals of this research highlight the importance of mentorship programs, entrepreneurship education, technology transfer and a focus on innovation and creativity through entrepreneurial education and efforts by universities/academia, giving an important direction to the policymakers and administration for strengthening the pillar of entrepreneurship and education for the holistic development of the economy.Originality/valueBusiness incubation is an emerging field of academic research connected to startups, venture formation and entrepreneurship ecosystems, making it a potential scholarly discipline. This study presents a thorough bibliometric analysis over the last three decades, offering comprehensive details on the most significant developments in the field of business incubation. Moreover, the various analytical methods applied to this study make it more attractive.

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Navigating the student entrepreneurial journey: Dynamics and interplay of resourceful and innovative behavior

Manzi-Puertas,

Agirre-Aramburu,

López-Pérez

2024

Journal of Business Research

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Learning from improvisation in New Ventures

Cited by 5 publications

References 66 publications

What Lies in ‘Business Incubation and SMEs’ Research? A Literature Review and Roadmap for Future Research

What Lies in ‘Business Incubation and SMEs’ Research? A Literature Review and Roadmap for Future Research

Exploring the linkage between business incubation and entrepreneurship: understanding trends, themes and future research agenda

Navigating the student entrepreneurial journey: Dynamics and interplay of resourceful and innovative behavior

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