Abstract
Startup is a novice company that offers a new solution to a problem; while there is no guarantee for the company's success through the solution provided, identifying the factors affecting the success of these emerging companies can be a guarantee of their succ
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Abstract
Startup is a novice company that offers a new solution to a problem; while there is no guarantee for the company's success through the solution provided, identifying the factors affecting the success of these emerging companies can be a guarantee of their success. The factors influencing the success of startups can be referred to as think-tanks and timing. Naturally, having the right idea and recognizing the time of entry and exit can play a decisive role in the success of the startup. So, given the role of ideology and timing for the success of startups, the present research seeks to identify the importance of Assessment ideas and timing for the success of startups. This research has been conducted within the framework of a qualitative approach and with the application of the research data method of the Foundation. Data gathering tools are semi-structured interviews. In order to collect information, using a targeted sampling method with 25 experts including university professors, APs (such as investors, coaches and Consultants), accelerators, successful startups, failed startup interviews. Data analysis was carried out in three stages: open coding, axial coding and selective coding, and a qualitative research model was designed. The results of this study indicate that the extraction of 91 codes or the initial concept of interviews, as well as the inventory of 20 concepts and 7 categories, are based on the paradigm model including Assessment ideas and timing as the axial and causative category, ICT as the underlying factors, Investment as intervening conditions, the business model and the primary product as a strategy and value creation as a consequence.
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