The Determinants of Tech Startup Innovativeness and Its Influence on their Life Cycle Stages and Market Focus in India: An Empirical Inquiry
Mr. D.B. Sreevatsa
Presenter
Mr. D.B. Sreevatsa
PhD Research Scholar
Department of Management Studies, IISc
Date
8 July 2026
11:00
Venue
Seminar Hall, Department of Management Studies, IISc, Bengaluru
Research Supervisor
Prof. M H Bala Subrahmanya, Professor, Dept. of Management Studies, IISc
Co-Supervisor: Dr. Lokesh Rayasandra Boregowda,SRIB (Organizational Supervisor)
Abstract
Innovation intensity is widely regarded as a key driver of technology start-up competitiveness, survival, and growth, yet entrepreneurship literature has rarely treated innovativeness as a measurable and classifiable venture-level construct.
About the Presenter
PhD research scholar Industrial Economics.
Additional Information
This is a PhD thesis colloquium. All faculty and students are welcome to attend.
PhD thesis colloquium on The Determinants of Tech Startup Innovativeness and Its Influence on their Life Cycle Stages and Market Focus in India: An Empirical Inquiry.
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