Entrepreneurial micro-ecosystems:a study on connectedness and collaboration in the edtech community

Kairikko, A., Dhaliwal, S. and Cacciolatti, L. 2023. Entrepreneurial micro-ecosystems:a study on connectedness and collaboration in the edtech community. in: Mirela Xheneti, Sílvia Costa, Jarna Heinonen and Agnieszka Kurczewska (ed.) Contextual Embeddedness of Entrepreneurship: Frontiers in European Entrepreneurship Research Massachusetts. USA Edward Elgar. pp. 32-53

Chapter titleEntrepreneurial micro-ecosystems:a study on connectedness and collaboration in the edtech community
AuthorsKairikko, A., Dhaliwal, S. and Cacciolatti, L.
EditorsMirela Xheneti, Sílvia Costa, Jarna Heinonen and Agnieszka Kurczewska
Abstract

This chapter focuses on entrepreneurial micro-ecosystems and examines a connected and collaborative community of edtech entrepreneurs and stake- holders within a broader regional entrepreneurial ecosystem. An entrepre- neurial ecosystem in a region may encompass multiple ecosystems as Spigel (2017), Brown and Mason (2017) and recent research by Banc and Messeghem (2020) has shown by increasing attention at the micro-level.
We focus particularly on the connectedness and collaboration of entrepre- neurial micro-ecosystems. The sense of community that characterizes such ecosystems fosters collaboration amongst its actors, thus dynamically shaping the behaviour of the collective. On the other hand, the behaviour of entrepre- neurs and other stakeholders constantly shape the ecosystem, a process which has gained less attention than studies around ecosystem structures and patterns.

KeywordsEntrepreneurial micro-ecosystems
ed tech community
Finland
Book titleContextual Embeddedness of Entrepreneurship: Frontiers in European Entrepreneurship Research
Page range32-53
Year2023
PublisherEdward Elgar
Publication dates
Published04 Aug 2023
Place of publicationMassachusetts. USA
ISBN9781035320677
9781035320684
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.4337/9781035320684
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