Creación de nuevos emprendimientos: ¿Cómo crecen Start-Ups?
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Keywords
Creación de nuevos emprendimientos, empresas emergentes (start-ups), PYME, crecimiento, ideación, oportunidad
Resumen
Las empresas emergentes (start-ups), con frecuencia vistas como fuentes de innovación y cambio, son propensas al fracaso, y en consecuencia, están atrayendo considerable atención especialmente por parte de los legisladores y representantes del gobierno. Sin embargo, los diferentes estudios sobre nuevos emprendimientos que han surgido desde principios de los años ochenta carecen de cohesión y el área de interés continúa siendo controversial. Este artículo no solamente expone las limitaciones de la manera en que se ha comprendido este tema, sino que busca desarrollar un marco más amplio y comprensible para la creación de empresas emergentes (nuevos emprendimientos). Para lograr esto, utiliza bases propuestas por Whette y por March y Smith para desarrollar 11 proposiciones. El modelo resultante sugiere que la creación de start-ups involucre la identificación de una idea o una oportunidad por parte del emprendedor, quien posteriormente organiza una serie de actividades, moviliza recursos y crea competencias a través del uso de sus redes en determinado ambiente con el fin de generar valor. Este artículo da claridad sobre el proceso de creación de start-ups (nuevos emprendimientos) y tiene relevancia para empresarios, legisladores e investigadores.
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Aidin Salamzadeh, Universidad de Teheran
PhD Researcher at the Faculty of Entrepreneurship, University of Tehran. He has several publications in international journals and participated in several conferences in some countries. His main areas of interest are: startups, social entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial universities, and entrepreneurship policy making. He serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Entrepreneurship, Business and Economics (Canada), and as a member of the editorial board in some journals such as JWE, and IE (Serbia), JEIM (Turkey), IJMP (Brazil), etc. He is also a member of the European SPES Forum, and the Asian Academy of Management.David A. Kirby, Universidad Británica en Egipto
Holder of the prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise Promotion in the UK, in recognition of his pioneering research and teaching in the field. He joined The British University in Egypt as Founding Dean in 2007 and is a Lead Researcher on the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) Programme for Egypt. He has won various national and international awards for his research and has been the Director of the Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship in the UK and Director and Senior Vice President of the International Council for Small Business. He holds Fellowships of the Royal Society of Arts, the Institute of Consultants and the Institute of Higher Education. He has published some 16 books and research monographs and over 120 papers in academic and practitioner journalsLos autores que publican en esta revista están de acuerdo con los siguientes términos:
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