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A Systems View Across Time and Space

Table 1 Framework of research

From: Creating a startup at a University by using Shane’s theory and the entrepreneural learning model: a narrative method

Shane Theory stages

ELM

Training & education

Experience

Mentoring

Entrepreneurial motivation

Self-introduction, improving business motivation

Instilling a life vision & leadership effort

Actualizing one’s desires, test stage, independence, creativity, innovation

Sublimate the ways to reach success through what has been done by the mentor

Cognitive factor

Understand about the life vision and company, the kind of company, and expertise in running the company

Company visits, doing experiments

Understanding what has been done by the mentor

Entrepreneurial opportunity

Understanding about business opportunities

Determine prospective business plans

Learn about the mentor’s business to determine the company’s plan

Environmental condition

Understand about the macro and microenvironments

Provide a business environment which is conducive for the business

Provide a mentor business environment for tenants

Opportunity recognition

Recognize business opportunities

Arrange business alternatives

Describe the factors of business success that are done by the mentor

Idea development

Understand the business plan

Arrange business plans

Learn from the mentor’s business plans

Execution

Understand about assembling resources, organizational design, market making, and product development

Run a business

Receive assistance from the mentor