This document outlines a qualitative research study on business incubation following the COVID-19 pandemic. The study aims to generate a theory of business incubation post-COVID using a grounded theory approach. Given that small businesses make up most businesses in South Africa, the pandemic poses a major threat as many small businesses face collapse or failure to reopen after lockdowns. The study will analyze data from publications on the impact of COVID-19 across sectors and economies to understand the effects on businesses and provide recommendations. Data will be collected by retrieving relevant articles, conducting a full text review, sampling relevant quotations, and following grounded theory methodology for analysis and theory generation.
This document outlines a qualitative research study on business incubation following the COVID-19 pandemic. The study aims to generate a theory of business incubation post-COVID using a grounded theory approach. Given that small businesses make up most businesses in South Africa, the pandemic poses a major threat as many small businesses face collapse or failure to reopen after lockdowns. The study will analyze data from publications on the impact of COVID-19 across sectors and economies to understand the effects on businesses and provide recommendations. Data will be collected by retrieving relevant articles, conducting a full text review, sampling relevant quotations, and following grounded theory methodology for analysis and theory generation.
This document outlines a qualitative research study on business incubation following the COVID-19 pandemic. The study aims to generate a theory of business incubation post-COVID using a grounded theory approach. Given that small businesses make up most businesses in South Africa, the pandemic poses a major threat as many small businesses face collapse or failure to reopen after lockdowns. The study will analyze data from publications on the impact of COVID-19 across sectors and economies to understand the effects on businesses and provide recommendations. Data will be collected by retrieving relevant articles, conducting a full text review, sampling relevant quotations, and following grounded theory methodology for analysis and theory generation.
This document outlines a qualitative research study on business incubation following the COVID-19 pandemic. The study aims to generate a theory of business incubation post-COVID using a grounded theory approach. Given that small businesses make up most businesses in South Africa, the pandemic poses a major threat as many small businesses face collapse or failure to reopen after lockdowns. The study will analyze data from publications on the impact of COVID-19 across sectors and economies to understand the effects on businesses and provide recommendations. Data will be collected by retrieving relevant articles, conducting a full text review, sampling relevant quotations, and following grounded theory methodology for analysis and theory generation.
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Page 1 of 3 Quiz COVID-19 a golden business opportunity
Introduction:
the economic contraction, shocks and pressures associated with the Covid-19 pandemic have significantly affected small businesses which make up of big percentage of all businesses Remodeling operations as a solution to reduce the mortality and morbidity of organizations is worth analyzing during and post the global Covid-19 pandemic. Covid-19 has affected and is still affecting both the supply side (production) and demand (consumption and investment) side of the economy with small businesses being severely affected and at a higher risk of failure to sustain operations. Business incubation is considered a critical phenomenon to support entrepreneurship and reduce the mortality of business start-ups.
Using a grounded theory approach, the aim of this research is to generate a theory of business incubation post the Covid-19 shock. The research observed that the Covid-19 was not anticipated and provided circumstances which were novel. Therefore, the research assumed that this study was capable of generating data that can offer new insights of concepts and categories from data that is based on the existing scenarios.
Problem Statement
Given that ninety eight percent of businesses in South Africa are small enterprises the threat of the Covid- 19 pandemic on the small business sector is a cause for concern. Many small businesses are faced with the risk of total collapse and failure to re-open after closing during the lockdowns effected to reduce the spread of the coronavirus. Consequently, there is a greater challenge faced by small business incubators to resuscitate, remodel and promote the re-establishment of small business and entrepreneurship initiatives.
Aim and Objectives of the Study
the impact of Covid-19 on sectors of the economy and provide recommendations to reduce the effects of the disease on businesses from various sectors and industries. The present paper will look at the following aspect: What theory or explanation of business incubation post Covid-19 emerges from an analysis of the data collected about this phenomenon from publications.
Page 2 of 3 Quiz DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS PROCEDURE
Retrieval of Articals
Full Text Study to ensure they meet purpose
Literature Review
Sampling Relevant Quotation
Sampling relevant Quotations
The above procedure was followed based on the grounded theory methodology
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