University-based Makerspace for Entrepreneurial Startup Teams

In recent years, makerspaces are a growing trend across the world and are becoming one of the important element of university innovation ecosystem. However, there are little knowledge about the innovation process in the university-based makerspace, and the necessary resources to create product innovations and successful startups. In exploring the university-based makerspace fieild the authors have resource-based view in combination with lean and agile innovation process of entrepreneurial teams of startups. The study uses a single case study approach (one makerspace) and explore thirteen entrepreneurial teams within the university-based makerspace. The research revealed what and how entrepreneurial teams witin management, design and engineering activities leveraged the resources and tools of university-based makerspace in emerging country to design B2C product innovations and startups at the fuzzy front end stage.

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Procedia Computer Science
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procs.2025.07.108
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Open Source Software Innovations
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University-based Makerspace for Entrepreneurial Startup Teams

G D Laptev, Dmitry Shaytan
Procedia Computer Science
Open Source Software Innovations
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University-based Makerspace for Entrepreneurial Startup Teams

G D Laptev, Dmitry Shaytan
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Abstract

In recent years, makerspaces are a growing trend across the world and are becoming one of the important element of university innovation ecosystem. However, there are little knowledge about the innovation process in the university-based makerspace, and the necessary resources to create product innovations and successful startups. In exploring the university-based makerspace fieild the authors have resource-based view in combination with lean and agile innovation process of entrepreneurial teams of startups. The study uses a single case study approach (one makerspace) and explore thirteen entrepreneurial teams within the university-based makerspace. The research revealed what and how entrepreneurial teams witin management, design and engineering activities leveraged the resources and tools of university-based makerspace in emerging country to design B2C product innovations and startups at the fuzzy front end stage.

Procedia Computer ScienceVol. 263
Lomonosov Moscow State University (RU)
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Open Source Software Innovations
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