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- - - - Understanding the accelerator from resources-based perspective
        
        Design/methodology/approach
        This research uses an exploratory case study approach to examine a comparative view of leading Accelerator companies in the USA and Korea based on resource support.
        
        Purpose
        This study aims to explore Accelerators and their practices in sustaining start-ups within their innovative programs for these companies based on the resource-based perspective. Moreover, with an ever-increasing demand for Accelerators amongst start-up companies, this study also demonstrates the importance of Accelerators, as it pertains to new venture creation.
        
        Findings
        The results of this study show that there are a number of differences between Accelerators of the two countries in terms of the resources they support for early-stage start-ups. The findings also show some similarities. However, in Korea, the Accelerator landscape is limited, where mentorship, resources and investments are not readily accessible, resulting in low success rates for Korean start-up companies. These limitations have had a negative trickle-down effect when providing entrepreneurs with strong access to resources and investors, which highly affects the success rates of early-stage start-ups.
        
        Originality/value
        With significant growth in start-ups around the world, the necessity for start-up funding and mentorship has increased drastically. Start-up companies need various types of assets, systems, knowledge and information to achieve their goals. In Accelerators, start-ups receive all the aforementioned resources while also improving their entrepreneurial skills.
      - business Incubator And Accelerator, Co Citation Analysis Base, Systematic Literature review
        
        The purpose = of this systematic review study is to contribute to the evolving research landscape surrounding business incubators. It aims to address gaps in existing literature reviews and provide a comprehensive overview of the current themes and research agenda in the field. Specifically, the study explores the changing landscape of business incubation, with a focus on the increasing heterogeneity of incubation beyond traditional regional development and university-based models, as well as the emergence and significance of accelerators within this context.
        
        Design Metodology =
        Biometric Studies:
        Biometric studies involve the measurement and analysis of biological data or physical characteristics of individuals.
        = the geographical distribution of research in the field, the journals with the most publications and received citations, as well as the type and area Research. Provide only frist glance & not deep review.
        
        Reviews studies regarding the field of business incubation in general (Albort-Morant and Ribeiro-Soriano 2016; Hackett and Dilts 2004; Mian et al, 2016; Phan et al. 2005)
        
        Findings Reveral Key Insight = Finding There is an increasing shift towards understanding business incubation through the lenses of open innovation and social capital theory, supplementing the traditional resource-based view. & The emergence of private corporate incubators and accelerators is gaining significance in both entrepreneurship theory and practice. These corporate initiatives are becoming integral parts of the incubation landscape.Re
        
        The practical implications = of this study are significant for various stakeholders, including entrepreneurs, incubator managers, policymakers, and researchers. Understanding the evolving landscape of business incubation and the growing importance of private corporate incubators and accelerators can inform strategic decisions, resource allocation, and policy development in the context of entrepreneurship support and innovation ecosystems.
        
        The originality Value = of this study lies in its contribution to the ongoing discourse on business incubation. By addressing gaps left by previous literature reviews and highlighting emerging trends and areas of research, this study adds value to the field's body of knowledge. It provides a contemporary perspective on the changing nature of business incubation and the role of accelerators, offering fresh insights for both researchers and practitioners.
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