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  1 - Considering success and failure factors of startups in Iran using grounded theory with Charmaz constructive approach
  hamid adldoost Mahmood Alborzi Seyed Abdollah Amin Mousavi
  10.30495/jmfr.2022.62398.2548
  Startups as a new model of business development, have been considered by governments and investors around the world. Also startups have played an important role in economic development of countries. The success rate of startups around the world is low, so in recent year More

  Startups as a new model of business development, have been considered by governments and investors around the world. Also startups have played an important role in economic development of countries. The success rate of startups around the world is low, so in recent years efforts have been made to identify the factors behind their failure and success. The purpose of this article is to investigate these factors in the Iranian business ecosystem by conducting interviews with activists in this field. In this research, By conducting 25 interviews, 7 general categories, 32 categories and 87 concepts were extracted. General categories include having the suitable business model, fund-raising and support, Analyze and managing the market, the founder's managerial ability, product / service characteristics, team characteristics, and legal issues. The results show that a number of effective factors, are independent of the society hosting business and also have been mentioned in numerous global studies, but a number of others are depending on the culture and conditions of the society. So in order to improve the performance and success rate of startups, in addition to global efforts in this field, it is important to know the culture and community-related factors Manuscript profile
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  2 - Analyzing the Knowledge Structure of the Success and Failure Factors of Megaprojects
  Jafar Gheidar-Kheljani Pedram Jahedi
  10.30495/msds.2023.2000458.1177
  Megaproject is a term used to distinguish strategic projects from normal projects. The super project requires the allocation of many resources and has transformative consequences. Much research has been done to identify the success and failure factors of megaprojects. T More

  Megaproject is a term used to distinguish strategic projects from normal projects. The super project requires the allocation of many resources and has transformative consequences. Much research has been done to identify the success and failure factors of megaprojects. This research aims to analyze the knowledge structure of the success and failure factors of megaprojects. Research is practical in terms of purpose. The statistical population of the indexed content research related to the success and failure factors of megaprojects in science websites, the judgmental sampling method, and the sample size are 3728. The method of research data analysis includes the analysis of the structure of the context and the analysis of the content structure. Contextual structure analysis includes the steps of cataloging, sorting, illustrating, and contextual data analysis, and content structure analysis includes two steps of data extraction and coding. The analysis of the texture structure confirms the upward trend of indexing, the dominant flow of introducing a country as a megaproject platform, and the greater contribution of indexing to the field of project management. Analysis of the content structure has identified 277 codes, 177 concepts, 101 subcategories, 69 categories, and 9 dimensions. These dimensions include the success and failure of megaprojects, context, domain, super project teams, super project life cycle, investment, environment, involved parties, and social factors. The theoretical dispersion in the selection of vocabulary indicates the need for convergence in the selection of vocabulary and the necessity of identifying theoretical frameworks from the indexed content related to the success and failure of megaprojects. Manuscript profile