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Donald L. Sexton
affiliation not provided to SSRN
Raymond W. Smilor
affiliation not provided to SSRN
Abstract
This book presents the papers delivered at a conference, State-of-the-Art
in Entrepreneurship Research, sponsored by the RGK Foundation, the
IC2 Institute at the University of Texas, Austin, and the Center for
Entrepreneurship at Baylor University, in February 1985. The book
attempts to increase an understanding of entrepreneurship as both an
art and a science by presenting state-of-the-art work by leading
scholars. The volume addresses the key theoretical and practical issues
in five parts. Papers in Part I emphasize the social and psychological
dimensions of entrepreneurship, including its social context and aspects
of female entrepreneurs. Part II demonstrates the important roles risk
and venture capital financing play in supporting entrepreneurial activity.
Part III explores the emerging field of high-technology entrepreneurship,
including factors relating to founding of high-tech firms,
interrelationships between innovation, technology transfer, and
entrepreneurship, and need for a technological innovation champion in
the innovation cycle. In Part IV, papers examine issues associated with
corporate entrepreneurship and maintaining the benefits of
entrepreneurial approaches as a firm enlarges, including identifying
forces in creating fast-growth, high-potential ventures, the strategic and
management factors affecting venture success, and need to theorize
factors affecting corporate entrepreneurship ventures. Part V
emphasizes emerging developments in, and important needs in
entrepreneurship research and education. Needed are developments in
methodology, longitudinal studies, development of models and a
comprehensive theoretical framework, as well as research in a number
of specific fields, including models to identify entrepreneurial success,
definition and tests for entrepreneurship, the small
business/entrepreneurship interface, and high-tech entrepreneurship
and technology transfer. Four conclusions about the state of
entrepreneurship research in 1985 were apparent: it is in the early
stages of a rapid growth cycle; not all areas have progressed at the
same rate; convergent theories to provide an overall understanding of
the whole entrepreneurial process are needed; and study of
entrepreneurship has an important function beyond satisfying
intellectual curiosity. (TNM)
Suggested Citation:
Sexton, Donald L. and Smilor, Raymond W., The Art and Science of
Entrepreneurship (1986). University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's
Academy for Entrepreneurial Leadership Historical Research Reference
in Entrepreneurship. Available at
SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1496717
2.- Aplique los principales aportes que se deben tener importancia del
pensamiento administrativo en tu emprendimiento.
La estrategia del océano azul es una estrategia cuyo objetivo es renovar las ideas
de las situaciones que se dan entre empresas competidoras de forma innovadora,
prestando especial atención a la ruptura de las reglas que durante muchos años
han estado implícitas en todo lo que rodea a la competencia.
El océano azul genera de una forma particular una motivación basada en la idea
de crear nuevos mercados, incitando a la generación de valor por parte de las
empresas de una forma totalmente innovadora.
Consiste en llevar a cabo una división del mercado, uno azul y otro rojo, con las
siguientes diferencias:
Océano azul: crea un mercado sin competencia, está se vuelve irrelevante, genera
nuevas demandas y tiene como objetivo lograr diferencias a bajo coste.
Océano rojo: un mercado existente con competencia, explotación de la demanda
existente y las empresas del sistema se alinean a un coste bajo.
Al crear una web o plataforma en la que el cliente pueda personalizar el producto
que desee rompiendo la barrera en la que el cliente se tiene que adaptar al estilo
de los productos que el mercado convencional ofrece, esto genera un nuevo
mercado por encima del mercado convencional de la ropa, por lo tanto, esto
implica que la competencia es mínima o nula, así creando un océano azul, así
evitando el océano rojo que ya está saturado de métodos convencionales.