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Manuscript ID : IMJ-2005-1384 (R4) Visit : 195 Page: 57 - 69

Article Type: Original Research

Development a dynamic model for analyzing and evaluating Startup scenarios in Iran

Subject Areas : Industrial Management

Farzad Haghighi-Rad 1 , Afshin Neshati 2

1 - Assistant Professor Information Technology Management, Kharazmi University, Tehran, Iran
2 - Industrial Engineering (Ms) Industrial Management Institute

Received: 2020-05-09 Accepted : 2020-11-25 Published : 2021-01-16

Keywords: System Dynamics, Startups, market attractiveness, Simulation,

Abstract :

tartups are the engine of the economy and the development of these businesses has a major impact on economic growth. To transform a startup into a powerful business in the business environment, finding an investor is a vital step that can drive startup companies to grow and expand. In this way one of the major challenges of the founders of the emerging business is to attract investors to invest in supporting new ideas. To achieve this, by identifying the key factors affecting the success of emerging businesses based on the results of previous research, and using simulation models, different policies and scenarios can be made before implementing in an environment Laboratory test and scenario where the results of its implementation are justified in terms of investment. In this paper, the generic model of system dynamics presented by Huang and Konk (Xiaojun Huang, Martin Kunc, 2012) is intended as the base model. By defining a new variable, market attractiveness, the model is developed and various scenarios that are followed by the founders of startups have been evaluated. The simulation results indicate that increasing the attractiveness of the market will lead to an increase in potential customers and the process of converting it to actual customers

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    2.
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  3. Bartoszczuk, P. (2004). SD Model of Economic Growth with Environmental Aspects System Dynamics Congress Oxford. UK.
    4.
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    5.
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  6. Doruk, O.T., Söylemezoğlu, E. (2014). The Constraints of Innovation in Developing Countries: Too many barriers to start ups? Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences,150, 944-949.
    7.
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