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A Framework for Education of Entrepreneurial Opportunities Recognition
Asian Journal of Research in Business Economics and Management, 2014Previous researches indicate that many academics believe that the opportunity identification cannot be taught while opportunity identification lies at the heart of entrepreneurship, and therefore it should be part of entrepreneurship education. Entrepreneurship education literature puts forward the point that opportunity identification could and should
S. Aligholi Rowshan, Mona Adnani
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A MODEL OF THE ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITY RECOGNITION PROCESS
Journal of Enterprising Culture, 2000The goal of this study is to propose a model of the entrepreneurial opportunity recognition process. A number of research propositions was generated based on the analysis of the available literature, and then validated by the analysis of in-depth cases of opportunity recognition that resulted in the creation of successful entrepreneurial ventures. The
ALEXANDER ARDICHVILI, RICHARD N. CARDOZO
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A Comprehensive Model of the Entrepreneurial Opportunity Recognition
2008 4th International Conference on Wireless Communications, Networking and Mobile Computing, 2008This paper sponsored by the NSFC 70702020, summarized previous opportunity recognition literature with two main approaches. According to the integrated approach, the authors provided a new comprehensive model of the entrepreneurial opportunity recognition characterized as one sort of entrepreneurial innovation process.
Qing Miao, Yu Chen
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Journal of Management Studies, 2007
abstract Entrepreneurial activities contribute to the innovativeness and performance of subsidiaries and their parent multinational enterprises (MNEs). Though a strong multinational presence can spur the discovery and exploitation of entrepreneurial opportunities, it also creates uncertainty that complicates the alignment of cognition and interest in ...
Mahnke, Volker +2 more
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abstract Entrepreneurial activities contribute to the innovativeness and performance of subsidiaries and their parent multinational enterprises (MNEs). Though a strong multinational presence can spur the discovery and exploitation of entrepreneurial opportunities, it also creates uncertainty that complicates the alignment of cognition and interest in ...
Mahnke, Volker +2 more
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Entrepreneurial Success, Orientation and Opportunity Recognition
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017There are no fixed parameters or tools that can define the path of entrepreneurial success. Successes are as predominant as failures. Until now, there are no established methodologies that fit the likes and want to those tending to become entrepreneur(s).
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Differences in Opportunities: How Entrepreneurial Motivations Impact Opportunity Recognition
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2015Although scholars in the field of entrepreneurship continually increase the general understanding of why, when and how some people and not others discover and exploit opportunities, questions about...
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International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal, 2014
In the last three decades, research studies investigating how individuals recognize entrepreneurial opportunities have advanced rapidly and have become a key topic in the modern entrepreneurship literature. To advance this important concern further, we present a systematic literature review of the entrepreneurial opportunity research field and its ...
George, N. +3 more
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In the last three decades, research studies investigating how individuals recognize entrepreneurial opportunities have advanced rapidly and have become a key topic in the modern entrepreneurship literature. To advance this important concern further, we present a systematic literature review of the entrepreneurial opportunity research field and its ...
George, N. +3 more
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International Journal of Asian Social Science, 2014
The heart of entrepreneurship is the creation and/or recognition of opportunities. Although there is no universal definition of entrepreneurship, opportunity recognition has been viewed as the central definition of this phenomenon. Without an opportunity there is no entrepreneurship. Therefore opportunity recognition is widely seen as a key step of the
Susan Ramezanpour +2 more
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The heart of entrepreneurship is the creation and/or recognition of opportunities. Although there is no universal definition of entrepreneurship, opportunity recognition has been viewed as the central definition of this phenomenon. Without an opportunity there is no entrepreneurship. Therefore opportunity recognition is widely seen as a key step of the
Susan Ramezanpour +2 more
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An entrepreneurial decision process model describing opportunity recognition
European Journal of Innovation Management, 2006PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to expand upon existing theories of entrepreneurial cognitions. It constructs an information‐processing framework of entrepreneurship (I‐Pe) that holistically maps out the entrepreneurial opportunity recognition process.
Pech, Richard., Cameron, Alan.
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Entrepreneurial Feminists: Perspectives About Opportunity Recognition and Governance
Journal of Business Ethics, 2012Interviews were conducted with 15 entrepreneurial feminists to explore how feminist values are enacted in opportunity recognition and organizational structures within the venture-creation process. Results suggest that opportunity recognition aligned with the needs and values of the entrepreneurial feminists.
Barbara Orser +2 more
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