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  1. Exploring entrepreneurial readiness of youth and startup success components: Entrepreneurship training as a moderator

    Seun Azeez Olugbola · 2017 · Journal of Innovation & Knowledge · 249 cites

    Abstract From the behavioral perspective, this study analyzed the entrepreneurial readiness of youth in terms of opportunity identification, motivational factors, resources, and entrepreneurial ability. The study examined the effect of entrepreneurship training on young people's readiness to engage in entrepreneurial activity and the components behind successful startups. SEM was applied to a sample of 490 students from the Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia. The findings highlight the positive effect of opportunity identification, motivation, and resources on entrepreneurship and the central role of entrepreneurship training in all factors, including entrepreneurial ability. The role of entrep

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  2. PESTEL Analysis of External Environment as a Success Factor of Startup Business

    Ivana Marinović Matović · 2020 · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics · 28 cites

    ABSTRACT: The objective of this paper is to present the purpose of PESTEL analysis as a critical factor for startup success. It proposes the use of PESTEL analysis as a tool to evaluate the business environment for startup organizations, with emphasis on the most common challenges faced by startups in conducting a PESTEL assessment. The main goal of the paper is to provide an overview of the situation, identify areas of importance for improvement, and define guidelines for startup business, with the aim of increasing competitiveness. Contribution of the paper is theoretical and empirical, in the specific context of PESTEL analysis for startup business. KEYWORDS: PESTEL analysis, business env

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  4. Software Startups Success Factors Study under the Entrepreneurial Perspective

    Tatiany Xavier de Godoi, André Menolli, Gustavo Marcelino Dionísio · 2019 · 4 cites

    Entrepreneurship, innovation and startup are widely used terms lately, and much information is currently available on this subject. Software startups are companies that have particular characteristics, such as being scalable, developing innovative products, and living in an environment of uncertainty. Considering the scenario of these types of companies is still incipient, this paper aims to analyze the perception of software startups in relation to the main factors described in the literature that can lead to success or failure. For that, a survey was carried out with software startups incubated in Paraná. The results show that the startups perception is that their success is related only t

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  5. Accelerators as a Tool to Support Startup Ventures: Assessing Their Performance and Success Factors : Literature Review

    Badamlyankhui Mishigragchaa · 2017 · 3 cites

    Accelerators are rapidly proliferating around the world. Often confused with incubators but are rather the private sector versions of them, accelerators are regarded as the key contributor to the success rate of innovative business startups and entrepreneurship ecosystem. The current paper aims to provide an overview of currently available literatures on accelerators. It covers discussions on accelerators such as their definitions and functions, value propositions and business models in comparison with other startup assistance initiatives such as incubators. The latter part concentrates on research on accelerator performance and discovers that intervention of accelerators is relatively posit

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  8. Understanding the Dynamics of Startup Success: A Systematic Literature Review

    Muhammad Akhtar, Kamarulzaman Ab. Aziz · 2025 · PaperASIA · 2 cites

    A startup is essentially a newly established business or one in its foundational stage, with its primary aim being the monetisation of an innovative idea. According to a report by CBI Insights, globally there are over 150 million startups, with an astounding figure of 50 million new startups launching each year. This means that, on average, approximately 137,000 startups are founded every single day. However, a staggering 90% of these startups fail, while only a small fraction, about 10%, manage to survive and sustain themselves over time. Among these, a mere 1% rise to the unicorn status. Furthermore, developing countries such as Malaysia need to develop their startup ecosystems to drive ec

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