Developing and validating an instrument for assessing E-entrepreneurial idea feasibility

Despite the critical importance of e-entrepreneurship idea generation for e-venture success, there remains a significant lack of valid and reliable instruments to evaluate the feasibility of e-entrepreneurial ideas proposed by undergraduates during entrepreneurship learning. This study addresses this gap by creating and validating a scale based on the Business Model Canvas with a sample of 299 participants. Following established scale development procedures, a 13-item scale with four factors emerged: value creation and customer relationship management, cost structure, business viability, and customer segmentation and personalization. The scale demonstrates satisfactory internal consistency and criterion-related validity, providing a reliable tool for assessing e-entrepreneurial idea feasibility in higher education, benefiting both educators and researchers. • The study develops and validates a robust scale for e-entrepreneurial idea feasibility assessment. • The scale contains 13 items representing four dimensions. • The scale can be used to assess e-entrepreneurial idea feasibility in the context of management education.

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The International Journal of Management Education
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijme.2024.101060
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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences
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Developing and validating an instrument for assessing E-entrepreneurial idea feasibility

Yi‐Shun Wang, Guan-Yu Lin, Wen-Hsuan Li
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Developing and validating an instrument for assessing E-entrepreneurial idea feasibility

Yi‐Shun Wang, Guan-Yu Lin, Wen-Hsuan Li
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Abstract

Despite the critical importance of e-entrepreneurship idea generation for e-venture success, there remains a significant lack of valid and reliable instruments to evaluate the feasibility of e-entrepreneurial ideas proposed by undergraduates during entrepreneurship learning. This study addresses this gap by creating and validating a scale based on the Business Model Canvas with a sample of 299 participants. Following established scale development procedures, a 13-item scale with four factors emerged: value creation and customer relationship management, cost structure, business viability, and customer segmentation and personalization. The scale demonstrates satisfactory internal consistency and criterion-related validity, providing a reliable tool for assessing e-entrepreneurial idea feasibility in higher education, benefiting both educators and researchers. • The study develops and validates a robust scale for e-entrepreneurial idea feasibility assessment. • The scale contains 13 items representing four dimensions. • The scale can be used to assess e-entrepreneurial idea feasibility in the context of management education.

The International Journal of Management EducationVol. 22(3)
National Changhua University of Education (TW)
Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan
Decent work and economic growth
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