The impact of the entrepreneurial ecosystem (investors, regulators, incubators) on the fit of the Italian start-ups into the value chain (suppliers, partners, customers)
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The impact of the entrepreneurial ecosystem (investors, regulators, incubators) on the fit of the Italian start-ups into the value chain (suppliers, partners, customers).
Rel. Marco Cantamessa. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Gestionale (Engineering And Management), 2019
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Abstract
The impact of the entrepreneurial ecosystem on the fit of the Italian start-ups into the value chain. The analysis of a generic entrepreneurial ecosystem is a though challenge, since it includes different variables and players extremely correlated among them. The aim of this study is to focus strictly on the relationships happening between the start-ups and the other actors in the ecosystem. Since many researchers – mentioned in the literature review – already studied broadly and deeply these dynamics separately, this analysis wants to bring new concrete conclusions with a new perspective. In particular, it will look to how these relationships affect what at the end is the crucial parameter of a start-up survival: its fit into the value chain.
Therefore, when assessing the features of each relationship with a category of actors, the research will be not limited to listening to qualitative thoughts by the entrepreneurs, but it will try to understand the real and quantitative impact on the start-ups revenue
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