This paper investigates the relationship between startup entrants and innovation behavior of incumbents. In specific, the insurance industry is empirically analyzed, since many technology driven insurance startups have recently entered this market. After an extensive literature review on the competition-innovation relationship, hypotheses are derived. In detail, it is expected that startup entry has a positive effect on the innovativeness of incumbents, and that this effect will eventually diminish with rising competition, therewith creating an inverted-U relationship. In addition, it is assumed that the positive effect of startup entry will be more impactful for younger incumbents. To evaluate these hypotheses, an innovation score i...
This paper investigates the reasons why entry per se is not necessarily good and the evidence showi...
In this study we analyse the determinants of firms’ survival probability by combining firm level and...
This dissertation analyzes where and when experienced investors add value to startups. Building on t...
The aim for this study is to investigate why incumbents enter pilot agreements with startups. This w...
The aim of this paper is to explore how the survival likelihood of innovative entrants in highly dyn...
New ventures’ formation is among the most significant sources of technological innovations and fast ...
This paper analyzes how different innovation-strategies of incumbent firms affect the quality of the...
This paper investigates whether market entrants exhibit more product innovation than incumbent firms...
The relationship between pre-entry experience and patenting for a sample of 133 firms active in th...
There are two competing hypotheses explaining how innovativeness influences the survival of startups...
The European startup and investment scene is quickly expanding: record levels of growth were identi...
This paper investigates the effect of market entry of new firms on incumbent firms' innovative activ...
The aim of this paper is to relate the start-up decision to the postentry performance of new small f...
This paper analyzes how different R&D strategies of incumbent firms affect the quantity and qual...
This paper analyzes how different R&D strategies of incumbent firms affect the quantity and quality ...
This paper investigates the reasons why entry per se is not necessarily good and the evidence showi...
In this study we analyse the determinants of firms’ survival probability by combining firm level and...
This dissertation analyzes where and when experienced investors add value to startups. Building on t...
The aim for this study is to investigate why incumbents enter pilot agreements with startups. This w...
The aim of this paper is to explore how the survival likelihood of innovative entrants in highly dyn...
New ventures’ formation is among the most significant sources of technological innovations and fast ...
This paper analyzes how different innovation-strategies of incumbent firms affect the quality of the...
This paper investigates whether market entrants exhibit more product innovation than incumbent firms...
The relationship between pre-entry experience and patenting for a sample of 133 firms active in th...
There are two competing hypotheses explaining how innovativeness influences the survival of startups...
The European startup and investment scene is quickly expanding: record levels of growth were identi...
This paper investigates the effect of market entry of new firms on incumbent firms' innovative activ...
The aim of this paper is to relate the start-up decision to the postentry performance of new small f...
This paper analyzes how different R&D strategies of incumbent firms affect the quantity and qual...
This paper analyzes how different R&D strategies of incumbent firms affect the quantity and quality ...
This paper investigates the reasons why entry per se is not necessarily good and the evidence showi...
In this study we analyse the determinants of firms’ survival probability by combining firm level and...
This dissertation analyzes where and when experienced investors add value to startups. Building on t...