Mukhtarova, K.S and Kozhakhmetova, A.K and Belgozhakyzy, M and Dosmbek, A and Barzhaksyyeva, A,(2019), HIGH-TECH ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: WAY TO SUCCESS. , Academy of Entrepreneurship Journal, UNSPECIFIED
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Abstract
High-tech industry is one of the most perspective and promising areas. Moreover, hightech are core component of entrepreneurship. Hence, development of successful high-tech
projects may open new horizons for entrepreneurs. Research considers using of project
management tools as a factor for development high-tech projects that may be a key of successful
entrepreneurship. The study investigates conditions for successful development of high-tech
projects that ensure innovative entrepreneurship in developing countries. Lack of technological
knowledge and lack of high-qualified human resources make it difficult to achieve high-tech
project success in developing countries. Kazakhstan was chosen as representative of developing
countries. Study compares project success level and factors that affect to success of high-tech
projects in developing countries and developed countries. Japan was chosen as developed
countries representative.
The objective of the study is to identify which factors affect to high-tech project success in
developing countries from the viewpoint of project management. Literature review reveals a luck
of researches about how developing countries run their high-tech projects. Research findings
show that high-tech projects run by project managers differently in developing countries than in
developed countries, and, accordingly, success level is much lower in developing countries. For
example, Kazakh managers show worst result in cost overrun (25.96%) and in schedule overrun
(32.9%). These results impacted by low extent of use cost and time planning processes. It may be
due to the specific national culture, that describe Kazakh managers as don’t focused on time
management. In addition, Kazakhstani projects` results related to other two dimensions of
success as technical performance (3.9) and customer satisfaction (4.8) are lower than in
developed country. Furthermore, study reveals specific knowledge areas of project management
that high correlated with project success dimensions. Thus, critical knowledge areas for hightech project success in developing countries as Kazakhstan are project integration and scope
management, communication management, risk and quality management. Study suggests to
focus on these factors during high-tech project management in developing countries, because
these factors have significant impact on high-tech project success dimensions
Keywords : | High-Tech Entrepreneurship, Developing Countries, Project Management, HighTech Project, Project Success, UNSPECIFIED |
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Journal or Publication Title: | Academy of Entrepreneurship Journal |
Volume: | 25 |
Number: | 1 |
Item Type: | Article |
Subjects: | Manajemen |
Depositing User: | Endhar Priyo Utomo |
Date Deposited: | 16 Dec 2019 07:18 |
Last Modified: | 16 Dec 2019 07:18 |
URI: | https://repofeb.undip.ac.id/id/eprint/221 |