Relevant Factors for Success as an Online Entrepreneur in Thailand

Phonthanukitithaworn, Chanchai; Ketkaew, Chavis; Naruetharadhol, Phaninee

doi:10.1177/2158244018821757

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“…The available technological advantages have been considered the most fundamental factor in evaluating the external environment of ventures. Available technological advantages can lead to innovative behavior because they provide new product and services (Nasution & Mavondo, 2008) that ultimately enhance a venture's performance (Olbrich et al, 2017;Phonthanukitithaworn et al, 2019). Long et al (2018) studied different kinds of success factors and suggested that continual expansion and progress is important for the sustainability of firms.…”

Section: Internal and External Environment And Wobsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Gupta and Mirchandani (2018) argued that government support significantly contributes to the success of women-owned SMEs. Government support also positively affects an online entrepreneur's success (Phonthanukitithaworn et al, 2019). Due to the huge contributions of WOB to the overall economic growth and development, the available government support should be evaluated to see how it affects business performance.…”

Section: Supportive Factors and Performance And Wobsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Identifying the Entrepreneurial Success Factors and the Performance of Women-Owned Businesses in Pakistan: The Moderating Role of National Culture

Shakeel

Ali

2020

Sage Open

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Women’s entrepreneurship in Pakistan has been booming in recent years, and it has made a significant impact on social and economic expansion. However, it is notable that these businesses are smaller in size and considered less profitable when compared with men’s entrepreneurial efforts. This dilemma encourages the investigation of the success factors that contribute to the performance of women-owned businesses (WOBs) within this understudied region. Factors that may determine the success of WOB in Pakistan are divided into four broad headings: the entrepreneur’s characteristics, internal business environment, external business environments, and supportive factors. This study also explores the direct and moderating role of perceived national culture within the framework. The results demonstrate that the entrepreneur’s characteristics, external business environments, and supportive factors are positively related to the performance of WOB, while the internal business environment is of little significance. Furthermore, while perceived national culture does not influence the performance of WOB, it weakens the relationship between the entrepreneur’s characteristics and performance but strengthens the impact of supportive factors on the performance of the WOB. This study leads to a solid awareness about the critical success factors, the perceived national culture, and their association with the performances of WOB within Pakistan.

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Section: Internal and External Environment And Wobsmentioning

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Section: Supportive Factors and Performance And Wobsmentioning

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Identifying the Entrepreneurial Success Factors and the Performance of Women-Owned Businesses in Pakistan: The Moderating Role of National Culture

Shakeel

Ali

2020

Sage Open

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“…Policy support is an important driving force of the new economy and I&E activities, especially within the context that most cities have introduced numerous preferential policies. The relative attractiveness of policies is an important aspect for local new economy development (Phonthanukitithaworn et al, 2019). This study evaluates policy support by three indicators: the strength of local government's support to the new economy, the institutional construction situation of the management organization of the new economy, and the proportion of science and technology expenditure in public finance.…”

Section: Statistical Yearbooks and Bulletins Of The Citiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Therefore, if the number of words related to the new economy mentioned in the report is more, the local government will pay more attention to the development of the new economy, and enterprises will change their strategic behaviors in response to governmental orientation (Y. Ding et al, 2016;Phonthanukitithaworn et al, 2019).…”

Section: Statistical Yearbooks and Bulletins Of The Citiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The New Economy in China: An Intercity Comparison

Deng

Yu²,

2020

Sage Open

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Today, the world is witnessing an enormous new economic wave, which has become an important and growing contributor to economic development. However, few studies compare the overall development of all new economic sectors in different cities or countries. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to contribute to the literature on the 21st century new economy in China, which is viewed as a crucial development direction. Accordingly, the new economic situation in 2018 in 15 major cities of China is evaluated by constructing an index system and adopting some new big-data technologies, whereby a new economy comprehensive index (NECI) for each city is obtained. This study finds that the cities ranked from high to low in the NECI are Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu, Nanjing, Chongqing, Suzhou, Zhengzhou, Wuxi, Tianjin, Qingdao, and Xi’an. Among them, Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen belong to the first hierarchy. The findings provide a nuanced perspective on the intercity comparison of the new economy, and the index system presented in the study is urgently-needed for policy makers. Finally, based on the case study of Chengdu the study offers rich insights to city administrators in terms of how to promote the new economy.

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“…Based on figure 1, to be an entrepreneur, everyone can be influenced by many factors, namely education, family, environment, friend, and so on. Phonthanukitithaworn, Ketkaew, & Naruetharadhol (2019) research that studied the successful factors of an online entrepreneur in Bangkok, Thailand showed that thirteen of the most relevant factors related to online entrepreneurs were ACO, EOU, government support, networks, risk-taking tendencies, reliability, AFF, BIM, logistics and transportation, quality products, product prices, advertisements on social media, and staff and employees.…”

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Learning Strategy for Students’ Entrepreneurial Spirit through Students’ Cooperation (KOPMA)

Trihastuti

Abdulkarim

Danial

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At present, a number of contemporary skills become crucial for students in learning process, especially the entrepreneurship skill. This article aimed to identify the students’ learning strategy on entrepreneurial spirit through student’s cooperation (KOPMA). This study was descriptive qualitative study that involved five student’s cooperation (KOPMA) in 4 universities. This study has resulted that KOPMA has become a media in forming entrepreneurial spirit for students. Besides, the learning strategy was carried out through: 1) dividing a time-set between academic learning and cooperation (KOPMA); and 2) bravery to take any risk in cooperation (KOPMA). This learning strategy was intended to instill and develop students’ entrepreneurial spirit. Keywords: Learning Strategy, Entrepreneurial Spirit, Entrepreneurship

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Relevant Factors for Success as an Online Entrepreneur in Thailand

Cited by 15 publications

References 40 publications

Identifying the Entrepreneurial Success Factors and the Performance of Women-Owned Businesses in Pakistan: The Moderating Role of National Culture

Identifying the Entrepreneurial Success Factors and the Performance of Women-Owned Businesses in Pakistan: The Moderating Role of National Culture

The New Economy in China: An Intercity Comparison

Learning Strategy for Students’ Entrepreneurial Spirit through Students’ Cooperation (KOPMA)

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