A framework for business model development in technology-driven start-ups

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A framework for business model development in technology-driven start-ups. / Albøge, Kristian Groth; Andersen, Jesper Gyldenlev; Lueg, Rainer et al.
in: Die Unternehmung, Jahrgang 69, Nr. 1, 2015, S. 67-80.

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Albøge KG, Andersen JG, Lueg R, Nielsen KP. A framework for business model development in technology-driven start-ups. Die Unternehmung. 2015;69(1):67-80. doi: 10.5771/0042-059X-2015-1-67

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abstract = "We propose a framework to explain how business models developin technology-driven start-up companies using a case study fromScandinavia. We suggest that existing frameworks assume a lineardecision process that ignores the company{\textquoteright}s course of experimentingunder environmental uncertainty. Our proposed framework acknowledgeshow a start-up makes several iterative and path-dependentdecisions to create several business model prototypes beforeeventually making the irreversible strategic choice of which one toimplement.",
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KW - Business Model development

KW - start-up

KW - framework

KW - decision making

KW - environmental uncertainty

KW - planning

KW - Geschäftsmodellentwicklung

KW - junge Unternehmen

KW - Analyserahmen

KW - Entscheidungsfindung

KW - Umweltunsicherheit

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JF - Die Unternehmung

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