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

    Ivana Marinović Matović · 2020 · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics · 27 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

  2. 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

  5. Factors Affecting Growth and Success of Green and Sustainable Entrepreneurship: An Empirical Study of Indian Startups

    B C Anant · 2025 · Journal of Informatics Education and Research · 1 cite

    Green entrepreneurship is about building businesses that balance environmental care with profit-making. In India, many start-ups are leading projects in areas like clean energy, waste management, and sustainable agriculture. These businesses are growing in response to rising environmental awareness and changing consumer preferences. Green entrepreneurs thus play an important role in reducing pollution, creating jobs, and promoting sustainable lifestyles. Their work encourages eco-friendly habits and reshapes supply chains to minimize environmental harm. As they drive both social and economic value, green start-ups contribute to building a more sustainable future for India. This study examine

  7. The Impact of Entrepreneurship Ecosystem on the Success of Startups

    Mahdi Aliyari · 2024 · International journal of applied research in management, economics and accounting. · 1 cite

    An entrepreneurial ecosystem or entrepreneurship ecosystems are peculiar systems of interdependent actors and relations directly or indirectly supporting the creation and growth of new ventures. Many researchers have highlighted the importance of the entrepreneurship ecosystem in improving entrepreneurial activities; therefore, the aim of this study is to contribute to the body of knowledge that the entrepreneurship ecosystem is correlated with the perception of founders and the success of startups, companies or ventures that are focused on a single product or service that the founders want to bring to market. In this regard, data were collected through a survey of 200 founders or CEOs of sm

  8. Factors Responsible for the Success of Indian Startups: An Empirical Study

    Rahul Raj · 2023 · Journal of Algebraic Statistics · 1 cite

    Recent years have seen a considerable increase in startups in India, which has been linked to a number of factors. The country's increasing population of young, tech-savvy people who are eager to innovate and found new firms is one of the most significant causes. A supportive atmosphere for entrepreneurs has also been greatly aided by the government's support of startups through programs like Startup India and Make in India. The growth of digital technology and the expansion of internet access, which has made it possible for startups to reach a larger audience and grow the businesses more quickly, are two more important factors. Additionally, the emergence of venture capitalists and angel in

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