An Overview of Four Issues on Technology Entrepreneurship in the TIM Review

Bailetti, Tony; Bot, Sonia D.; Duxbury, Tom; Hudson, David; McPhee, Chris; Muegge, Steven; Weiss, Michael A.; Wells, Jonathan Daniel; Westerlund, Mika

doi:10.22215/timreview/557

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“…It relates to the business side of open source, as reflected by its minor presence in early articles, but it was given greater emphasis from 2010 onwards (Figure 2), particularly in the early issues following the re-launch of the TIM Review. Notably, four consecutive issues on Technology Entrepreneurship were published in early 2012 (see Bailetti et al, 2012 for an overview of the four issues), and the several articles in these issues have played a key role in the subsequent growth of the journal, as will be discussed later. Other articles that have strong associations to this theme have come from special issues:…”

Section: Technology Entrepreneurshipmentioning

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Reflecting on 10 Years of the TIM Review

McPhee

Santonen

Shah

et al. 2017

Technology Innovation Management Review

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Reflecting on 10 Years of the TIM Review

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Shah

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“…Economic research around the world increasingly links technological entrepreneurship with job creation, increasing competitiveness through the introduction of radical technological innovation in the industry, GDP growth and long-term productivity (Isenberg, 2011). Technological entrepreneurship is essential for growth, development and competitive advantage at the regional and national levels, and it is seen as a tool that promotes the prosperity of individuals, companies, regions and nations (Bailetti, 2012).…”

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Towards a Review of Key Success Factors in Technology Entrepreneurship

Mihajlović¹,

Marinković

Rakičević

2022

Manag: J. Sustain. Bus. Manag. Solut. Emerg. Econ.

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Research Question: Through a systematic review of the relevant literature, this paper identifies and analyses key success factors in technology entrepreneurship and provides a novel classification and systematization of the factors. Also, it provides a prioritization of the selected factors by tech entrepreneurs. Motivation: The conditions of uncertainty and the dynamic environment in which one technological venture operates cause that only a small number of them succeed (Baron, 2000; Changsok et al., 2012; Tomy & Pardede, 2018; Chen et al., 2019). Comprehensive systematization of success factors is lacking in the professional literature. This paper contributes to the literature in this field by systematizing and prioritizing the key success factors in technological entrepreneurship, as a usable basis for further research and decision making. Idea: The core idea of this paper was to provide an overview of existing knowledge and a systematized basis for further research, but also for work in the practice of technological entrepreneurship, giving guidance to all stakeholders and decision makers, entrepreneurs, investors and policymakers. Data: The review was conducted using online repositories of scientific publications on technology entrepreneurship success factors published in the period from 1980 to 2021. In total, 661 articles were identified, while 45 articles met the selection criteria and represent the basis for further research of this paper. In order to determine the prioritization of the identified factors, empirical research was conducted among decision makers of technological entrepreneurial ventures. Tools: The research and review of the literature were conducted by structured keyword search of the Web of Science database, while the process of article selection was performed using the identified selection algorithm, based on two phases, which both included the selection criteria. For the purposes of empirical research, the Google form questionnaire was used for collecting the data on the prioritization of the factors by technology entrepreneurs. Findings: The factors that are key to the success of technology ventures are often complex in nature. 151 originally identified success factors from different authors were classed into 31 groups. Based on the identified groups, five large groups of factors were used for classification: "characteristics of the founder/founding team", "environment", "technology and innovation", "organization" and "strategy". As a result of empirical research, the factor “motivation” emerges as the most influential factor on a venture’s success, while the “size of the founding team” is identified as the least influential. Contribution: This paper extends the existing literature providing the systematization of key technology entrepreneurship success factors with the systematization of scientific publications as a basis for further research.

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“…Other papers presenting an attempt to explain the concept include T. Bailetti [24]. The topic of technology entrepreneurship was undertaken by numerous authors, including S. Muegge and T. Bailetti et al [25,26].…”

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Key Growth Factors and Limitations of Photovoltaic Companies in Poland and the Phenomenon of Technology Entrepreneurship under Conditions of Information Asymmetry

Wachnik

Chyba

2021

Energies

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Nowadays photovoltaic trade in Poland is growing rapidly due to contemporary challenges in sustainable energy. The first Polish photovoltaic firms were established in the second decade of XXI century. It was the answer of looking for new innovative energy sources including solar energy. It was necessary to change the structure of energy sources in Poland mainly based on carbon and oil & gas. The aim of this article was the identification and assessment the key opportunities and barriers to photovoltaic industry enterprises in Poland in the context of technology entrepreneurship under conditions of information asymmetry. The paper was prepared based on the results of qualitative research using the case study method. A comparative analysis was performed based on results of a study of four purposefully selected enterprises. All of them are SMEs. The research was done in 2021. The case study method allowed for comparing the analysed enterprises in pairs, which is discussed more extensively further on in the text. The research performed will lead to conclusions and recommendations for the photovoltaic sector enterprises in Poland which will allow them to act more effectively and efficiently in conditions of competing on the global market. This paper contains the characteristics of photovoltaic trade in Poland, its macro and micro environment, the opportunities and threats of this trade and key strengths and weaknesses of characterized photovoltaic enterprises in Poland. Finally, the conclusion and recommendations of discussed Polish photovoltaic trade firms in future are evaluated.

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An Overview of Four Issues on Technology Entrepreneurship in the TIM Review

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Reflecting on 10 Years of the TIM Review

Reflecting on 10 Years of the TIM Review

Towards a Review of Key Success Factors in Technology Entrepreneurship

Key Growth Factors and Limitations of Photovoltaic Companies in Poland and the Phenomenon of Technology Entrepreneurship under Conditions of Information Asymmetry

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