1 - André Augusto da Rocha Mello UNIVERSIDADE PAULISTA (UNIP) - Indianópolis
2 - Gabriel Gomes Ferreira UNIVERSIDADE PAULISTA (UNIP) - Paraíso
3 - Renato Telles UNIVERSIDADE PAULISTA (UNIP) - UNIVERSIDADE MUNICIPAL DE SÃO CAETANO DO SUL (USCS)
4 - JULIO CEZAR RODRIGUES ELOI UNIVERSIDADE PAULISTA (UNIP) - Programa de Pós-Graduação em Administração
Reumo
Historically, the development of technologies has manifested with intensity in different
periods, such as the British Industrial Revolution (1760-1850), when there was rural exodus
and human labor was replaced by steam engines; the Second Industrial Revolution (1890-
1930), marked by the discovery of electricity, internal combustion engines, and the use of
chemicals in industry; and the Third Industrial Revolution, also known as the Information
Technology Revolution, which began in 1960 influenced by the post-war period,
characterized by the emergence and introduction of new technologies.
The present study explored the construction of a survey of the literature on the
constructs crowdfunding for startups and collaborative networks, with the objective of
identifying similarities and the potential of crowdfunding management, according to the
perspective of collaborative networks, following research question: Does understanding
crowdfunding as a result of building collaborative networks enhance resource acquisition for
startups?
The technological advance perceived in the last decades has
changed the way business is done. The transformations resulting from this evolutionary
process have altered the capacity for expansion in various areas of society, especially in
business. This process induced the conditions that propitiated the emergence of new
companies with a reproducible and scalable model, called startups.
The theoretical lenses of convergence between startups
and crowdfunding, collaborative networks were analyzed, and with this, their research
opportunities in crowdfunding and collaborative networks were examined, creating a
research agenda and proposing research topics and questions.
As a result of this investigation, two contributions were offered: (1) consistent
evidence of conceptual compatibility between the constructs and (2) proposition of a
research agenda for future studies, based on this convergence between crowdfunding
startups and collaborative networks.
There are further possibilities for conducting studies that can be derived
from this research, developed by a research agenda.
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