The Entrepreneurship Dynamic: Origins of Entrepreneurship and the Evolution of Industries

Eisenhardt, Kathleen M.; Companys, Yosem E.; Schoonhoven, Claudia Bird; Romanelli, Elaine

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“…Instead, a more representative definition views rural entrepreneurship as the creation of a new organization that introduces a new product, serves or creates a new market, or utilizes a new technology in a rural environment (Wortman, 1990). Researchers increasingly recognise that entrepreneurship should be situated within the nature of localised business activities (Schoonhoven & Romanelli, 2001). Rural entrepreneurs are seen as living in rural settings and communities, and they are influenced by rural social characteristics and networks (Stathopoulou et al, 2004).…”

Section: Rural Entrepreneurshipmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Agent-Based Modelling Approach for Assessing Entrepreneurial Intentions and Development Strategies in the Rural Hospitality Industry

Gu,

Onggo,

Kunc

et al. 2023

Proceedings of SW21 the OR Society Simulation Workshop

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Rural hospitality and tourism (RHT) play a key role in rural revitalization, especially due to the impact of COVID-19, with more citizens choosing to travel to the countryside for a staycation. Local SMEs, especially family-owned enterprises, make up the majority of the RHT sector, not only providing services and products to satisfy tourists, but also helping with local employment. However, entrepreneurs operating in rural areas face many challenges in terms of capital, skills and education. Hence, it is important to explore the entrepreneurial intention (EI) of local people and how policies can support or change their behaviours. Current research on the RHT industry, rarely study the EI of local people, and the literature on rural entrepreneurship concentrates on developed countries. This study therefore uses agent-based modelling to explore how locals' EI in Chongming island (China) respond to the current impact of COVID-19, and whether policies will bring about changes on the supply side of RHT sector.

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Section: Rural Entrepreneurshipmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Agent-Based Modelling Approach for Assessing Entrepreneurial Intentions and Development Strategies in the Rural Hospitality Industry

Gu,

Onggo,

Kunc

et al. 2023

Proceedings of SW21 the OR Society Simulation Workshop

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Section: Rural Entrepreneurshipmentioning

confidence: 99%

Proceedings of SW21 The OR Society Simulation Workshop

2023

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Simulation, and now digital twins, excel in estimating parameters associated with complex and timedependent stochastic processes, e.g., large airport, highway, and warehouse operations. Within such contexts, we consider statistical inference, whereby one seeks to quantify the error in the obtained simulation estimate. Historically, statistical inference in simulation has been considered challenging because parameters needing estimation are often complicated, and simulation output often autocorrelated and non-normal. However, we argue that the remarkably simple idea of batching can be used as an "omnibus" inference device in simulation settings. Batching for inference works in three simple steps: (i) divide simulation output data into overlapping batches; (ii) construct parameter estimates from each batch; and (iii) use the batch estimates, after accounting for dependence, to perform statistical inference. As we describe in this paper, the resulting procedures are usually trivial to implement in software, and are provably correct and efficient. Batching ideas originated in the 1950s, and have enjoyed steady development in the simulation community since the 1970s mostly within the problem of variance estimation. Our thesis is that batching ideas have much wider utility, and that batching should be considered alongside other resampling ideas such as the bootstrap or the jackknife in modern statistics.

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“…Diversas áreas da organização (qualidade, recursos humanos, produção, dentre outras) já possuem seus estágios e modelo de maturidade consolidado (BHIDE, 2000;SCHOONHOVEN;ROMANELLI, 2001;GREVE, 2008). No que diz respeito a GC, este é um tema recente, existem poucos estudos e pesquisas empíricas a respeito da MGC (KRUGER; SNYMAN, 2005;KANKANHALLI, 2009).…”

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A influência da cultura, do RH e da liderança sobre a gestão do conhecimento

Escrivão,

Da Silva

2023

R. Ci. Adm.

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A pesquisa tem como objetivo descrever a influência da cultura, da gestão de pessoas e da alta gerência sobre o desenvolvimento da gestão do conhecimento. Este estudo realizou um levantamento de dados com 125 gestores de uma empresa de base tecnológica nacional e internacionalmente reconhecida pelos altos índices de inovação. Os resultados revelam que: a cultura se torna mais colaborativa e voltada à aprendizagem ao longo dos estágios; a recompensa, aspecto altamente citado pela literatura, como essencial ao desenvolvimento da gestão do conhecimento, apresentou uma queda no estágio dois; e a coordenação e o incentivo da alta gerencia influenciam decisivamente o desenvolvimento do estágio dois. A pesquisa contribui ao identificar e descrever, empiricamente pela primeira vez, a influência da cultura, da gestão de pessoas e da alta gerência sobre o desenvolvimento das práticas de gestão do conhecimento.

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The Entrepreneurship Dynamic: Origins of Entrepreneurship and the Evolution of Industries

Cited by 9 publications

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An Agent-Based Modelling Approach for Assessing Entrepreneurial Intentions and Development Strategies in the Rural Hospitality Industry

An Agent-Based Modelling Approach for Assessing Entrepreneurial Intentions and Development Strategies in the Rural Hospitality Industry

Proceedings of SW21 The OR Society Simulation Workshop

A influência da cultura, do RH e da liderança sobre a gestão do conhecimento

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