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2016-07-01

Monitorización del proceso emprendedor a través del modelo de negocio

MONITORING AN ENTREPRENEURIAL PROCESS THROUGH ITS BUSINESS MODEL

MONITORIZAÇÃO DO PROCESSO EMPREENDEDOR POR MEIO DO MODELO DE NEGÓCIO

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15446/innovar.v26n61.57168

Palabras clave:

Modelo de negocio, proceso emprendedor, estudio de caso, análisis longitudinal (es)
Business model, entrepreneurial process, case study, longitudinal analysis (en)
Modelo de negócio, processo empreendedor, estudo de caso, análise longitudinal (pt)

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El presente trabajo aborda un doble objetivo: desde un punto de vista teórico, profundizar en el conocimiento del proceso emprendedor en la fase incipiente y, desde un punto de vista metodológico, evidenciar el potencial del modelo de negocio como herramienta de prospección y estudio del proceso emprendedor en dicha fase. Con este fin se propone la adaptación del marco teórico sobre modelos de negocio, al tiempo que se desarrolla una metodología para el análisis longitudinal en esta primera etapa de la vida de una empresa, utilizando un caso revelador. Ello permite confirmar muchos de los hallazgos teóricos del campo de estudio e identificar nuevas cuestiones de investigación. Asi, se pone de manifiesto la importancia de desvelar qué factores influyen en la evolución del proceso emprendedor a través del análisis de la evolución del modelo de negocio que subyace, y cómo se ajustan los elementos internos de la empresa con los del entorno para ir configurando un proyecto empresarial en su fase temprana. El trabajo contribuye a mitigar la necesidad de desarrollar estudios de corte longitudinal, al incluir la dimensión temporal en el modelo de negocio, cuestión escasamente abordada en la literatura.

This work addresses two objectives: From a theoretical point of view, deepening the understanding of the entrepreneurial process in its early stage and, from a methodological perspective, demonstrate the potential of the business model as a tool for exploring and studying the firm process at such stage. For this purpose, an adaptation to the theoretical framework for business models is proposed by developing a methodology for longitudinal analysis at this early stage of the life of a firm, presented through a revealing case. This supports many of the theoretical findings in this field and allows to identify new research paths. In this way, the paper reveals the importance of exposing the factors that influence the evolution of the entrepreneurial process through the analysis of the evolution of the underlying business model, and how the internal elements of the firm are in accordance with the environment in order to set up a business project in its early stage. This work helps at mitigating the need for developing longitudinal studies by including the temporal dimension in the business model, an issue rarely addressed in the literature.
O presente trabalho aborda dois objetivos: a partir de um ponto de vista teórico, aprofundar no conhecimento do processo empreendedor na fase incipiente e, a partir de um ponto de vista metodológico, evidenciar o potencial do modelo de negócio como ferramenta de prospecção e estudo do processo empreendedor nessa fase. Com este objetivo propõe-se a adaptação do marco teórico sobre os modelos de negócio, ao mesmo tempo em que desenvolve uma metodología para a análise longitudinal nesta primeira etapa da vida de uma empresa, utilizando um caso revelador. Isso permite confirmar muitas das descobertas teóricas do campo de estudo e identificar novas questões de pesquisa. Assim, mostra-se a importância de revelar que fatores influem na evolução do processo empreendedor por meio da análise da evolução do modelo de negócio que subjaz, e como se ajustam os elementos internos da empresa com os do ambiente para ir configurando um projeto empresarial em sua fase inicial. o trabalho contribui para diminuir a necessidade de desenvolver estudos de corte longitudinal, ao incluir a dimensão temporal no modelo de negócio, questão escassamente abordada na literatura.

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Batista-Canino, R., Bolívar-Cruz, A., & Medina-Brito, P. (2016). Monitorización del proceso emprendedor a través del modelo de negocio. Innovar, 26(61), 83-102. https://doi.org/10.15446/innovar.v26n61.57168