Research-based spin-offs as agents in the entrepreneurial ecosystem

Schillo, R. Sandra

doi:10.1007/s10961-016-9484-5

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“…Many studies that focus on this component of supporting institutions analyze the role played by research-based institutions and educational institutions (mainly higher education institutions) and only few focuses on financial institutions. This implies that entrepreneurial education plays a crucial role within entrepreneurial ecosystems by stimulating the creation of new business ventures and by promoting entrepreneurial skills and attitudes of entrepreneurs (Bischoff et al , 2018; Sambo, 2018; Schaeffer and Matt, 2016; Schillo, 2018). As argued by Economidou et al (2018) the most important resources of an entrepreneur are essential skills and knowledge for generating and making sense of innovative entrepreneurial ideas.…”

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Entrepreneurial ecosystems: a systematic literature review and research agenda

Kansheba

Wald

2020

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PurposeThe emerging concept of entrepreneurial ecosystems has captured the attention of scholars, practitioners and policymakers. Although studies on entrepreneurial ecosystems continue to grow, their contributions are still disintegrated. Thus, the purpose of this paper is to present a systematic review of extant literature on entrepreneurial ecosystems and to develop a research agenda.Design/methodology/approachThe study deployed a systematic literature review of 51 articles obtained from three comprehensive databases of Web of Science, Google Scholar and Scopus. The analysis includes two phases. First, a descriptive account of research on entrepreneurial ecosystems and second, a content analysis based on a thematic categorization of entrepreneurial ecosystems research.FindingsThe findings show that the concept of entrepreneurial ecosystems is both under-theorized and it has been recently dominated by conceptual studies. The focus of empirical research is on technology-based industries in Western economies using cases studies as methodological approach.Research limitations/implicationsThis review contributes to the body of knowledge on entrepreneurial ecosystems research by providing a systematic review following a thematic grouping of extant research into antecedents, outputs and outcomes of entrepreneurial ecosystems.Originality/valueIt reveals existing theoretical and empirical gaps in research as well as offering avenues of future research on entrepreneurial ecosystems.

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Section: Content Analysismentioning

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Entrepreneurial ecosystems: a systematic literature review and research agenda

Kansheba

Wald

2020

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“…Within the academic entrepreneurship literature, other authors also recognize that entrepreneurial ecosystems can provide ASOs with different types of resources that they need for their creation and for the improvement of their performance [4,20,[62][63][64]. However, to the best of our knowledge, no studies have yet considered the link between agents of the entrepreneurial ecosystem and social innovation of ASOs [4,9].…”

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The Role of Social and Institutional Contexts in Social Innovations of Spanish Academic Spinoffs

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Social innovations developed by academic spinoffs (ASOs) are acquiring an ever-increasing relevance in the literature on academic entrepreneurship. Previous studies have considered the importance of the social and institutional contexts of entrepreneurial ecosystems for the development of these innovations, although a greater depth of analysis is required in this field of study. This research analyzes the influence of the frequency of contact with agents of social and institutional contexts of the entrepreneurial ecosystem on the social innovations of ASOs. From a sample of 173 Spanish ASOs, the results indicate that frequent contact with government and academic support units improves this type of innovation of ASOs. Regarding social context, an increase in the frequency of contact with customers, suppliers, and competitors favors the development of social innovation. However, frequent contact with venture capital firms inhibits the development of this type of innovation.

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“…Schillo (2016) believes that Research-based Derivatives (RBSO) as agents of the entrepreneurial ecosystem determine the function of the knowledge spillover effects of the derivative company's on entrepreneurial ecosystem, and analyses the method to sustain economic growth and knowledge usage. The spilled knowledge ecosystems lead to the emergence of technology platforms, then the platforms react upon the entrepreneurial ecosystems and provide the resources they need (Schillo, 2016;Attour, 2018). The second function is to be an incubator.…”

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Entrepreneurial ecosystems: analysing the status quo

Kang

Cheng

et al. 2019

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Research-based spin-offs as agents in the entrepreneurial ecosystem

Cited by 27 publications

References 52 publications

Entrepreneurial ecosystems: a systematic literature review and research agenda

Entrepreneurial ecosystems: a systematic literature review and research agenda

The Role of Social and Institutional Contexts in Social Innovations of Spanish Academic Spinoffs

Entrepreneurial ecosystems: analysing the status quo

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