Meaningful analysis of innovation, business and entrepreneurial ecosystem concepts

Yegor, Burda; Volkova, Irina; Gavrikova, Elizaveta

doi:10.21638/spbu18.2020.104

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“…(Moral-Muñoz et al, 2020) In the current study a bibliometric analysis was conducted in the graphic add-on "biblioshiny" for the package "bibliometrix" in R. Studio. This package is well suited for science mapping with respect to segmentation in the body of knowledge (Burda et al, 2020). Italian scholar Massimo Aria developed the "Biblioshiny "tool in the R language environment.…”

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Block Chain Application in Insurance Services: A Systematic Review of the Evidence

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The Insurance industry participates in various processes that are characterized by data exchange, which is modified or updated by many parties. Hence, the insurance industry can benefit from the adoption of blockchain technology. However, there is a lack of understanding of the technology, the legal implications and the issues in implementing the technology. This paper aims at finding potential opportunities for the insurance sector on the implementation of blockchain technology. It also discusses issues and concerns for insurance companies wanting to adopt block chain technologies. A search was carried out for relevant electronic bibliographic databases (searched by means of keywords), articles published in scientific journals, websites of consultancy firms and blockchain developers, and reference lists of relevant review articles. Articles were screened and eligibility was based on participants, procedures, interventions comparisons, outcomes (PICO) model and criteria for PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews). A total of 23 papers were finalized after scrutiny for this study whereby the results disclose that blockchain, as a single source of reality, has the potential to improve productivity and mitigate the complexity of the insurance processes. Examples of real-world applications and insurance use cases are presented to demonstrate the strengths & capabilities of the technology. This study also considers the present-day issues, risks and concerns in the implementation of the blockchain technology. Finally, the challenges and obstacles in the application of Blockchain technology in the Insurance Sector is highlighted and presented.

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“…On the other hand, in an entrepreneurial ecosystem, there is no value offering targeted at a defined audience. Instead, it implies a network of interrelated economic agents from a specific area and results in the creation of new ventures and stimulation of regional development [45]. The proximity of all actors is essential in an entrepreneurial ecosystem, which is place-based, but it is more flexible in an innovation ecosystem, which is non-location specific with a possible virtual presence.…”

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Innovation and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems

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2022

Innovation, Research and Development and Capital Evaluation

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Nowadays special attention is paid to ecosystem conditions that encourage innovation and entrepreneurship. This chapter provides a critical review and expands the understanding of the concepts of the innovation ecosystem and entrepreneurial ecosystem. The entrepreneurial ecosystem represents a collection of actors that interact within a geographically bound entrepreneurial environment and factors, which contribute to the development of productive entrepreneurship. Innovation ecosystems represent communities of interacting actors that support innovation processes and create technologies and innovations. The focus of the innovation ecosystem is on value creation through the creation of innovations, while the focus of the entrepreneurship ecosystem is on the development of entrepreneurship. There are differences between the two concepts, but also the relationships and interactions, which are revealed in the chapter. Also, there are highlighted the framework, components and features of both entrepreneurial and innovation ecosystems.

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“…After their bibliometric` research, Burda et al (2020) suggested the following definition of an entrepreneurial ecosystem:…”

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The Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Concept: In Search of the Common Definition

2022

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The aim of this article is to contribute to the stack of knowledge on the concept of an entrepreneurial ecosystem by bringing more clarity and understanding of what an entrepreneurial ecosystem is. The paper takes the form of a literature review and presents and discusses the elements of the most common definition of an entrepreneurial ecosystem concept. The value of the paper is that it puts together and reviews the recent research by the most-cited scholars and leading academic publications as well as the most-cited entrepreneurial ecosystem definitions and suggests the most common approach as a result of the latest discussions in the entrepreneurship literature.

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Meaningful analysis of innovation, business and entrepreneurial ecosystem concepts

Cited by 21 publications

References 44 publications

Block Chain Application in Insurance Services: A Systematic Review of the Evidence

Block Chain Application in Insurance Services: A Systematic Review of the Evidence

Innovation and Entrepreneurial Ecosystems

The Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Concept: In Search of the Common Definition

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