This set of posts is devoted to Business Incubator Models. Business Incubation is a concept which involves multiple stakeholders, dozens “building blocks”, various types of resources and several service categories (around 100 specific services in total). Consequently, it requires high level of conceptualization for better defining, analyzing, designing, calibration, performance evaluation and thinking about business incubation. I will use modeling and models to do so, trying to stay as simple as possible. It’s also important to highlight that researchers, consultants and practioners were developing models of business incubators, incubation processes, etc. since 1985 and created around 20 different models.
To read the full, original article click on this link: A Review of 20 Business Incubation Models (Part 1 of 20) | Entrepreneurship, Business Incubation, Business Models & Strategy Blog
