Warianty tytułu
Expansion of Polish Start-Up Business In Foreign Markets - Chances and Barriers for Development
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Abstrakty
Contrary to all the theories of internationalization, significant percentage of companies such start-up, despite the lack of experience, young age and a wide variety of formal or legislative barriers, conquer successfully foreign markets. Some succeed spectacularly, others are not clearly noticed by the foreign customers. It's caused by a number of identifi ed factors like well-developed business model, innovative product or service or a high level of intellectual capital. Not everything depends on the company itself. The fi nal result is also affected by the climate in which they must operate, including macroeconomic parameters, which often instead promoting innovative business entities, make it diffi cult or simply block it.(abstrakt oryginalny)
In recent years concept of business model has gained significant attention - both from academics and business practitioners. Analyzing and developing business models is considered as a way to gain a competitive advantage and sustainable growth. Many subject papers are available. However, there is no consensus to what the business model is or how to describe it. Different approaches are adopted for the sake of individual work and business model is described on various levels of detail. The aim of this theoretical papers is review of defi nitions, components and taxonomies available in subject literature.(original abstract)
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Rocznik
Strony
95--106
Opis fizyczny
Twórcy
autor
- Politechnika Warszawska, Filia PW w Płocku
Bibliografia
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