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Entrepreneurship Education at All Levels of Education: A Systematic Research Question-Guided Literature Review on Target Group-Appropriate Entrepreneurship Education
No full textThis paper examines the target groups and competences addressed in entrepreneurship education research. A systematic literature review was conducted, analyzing 1,419 abstracts using the EntreComp framework. The results indicate a general focus on postsecondary and tertiary education, particularly students (ISCED levels 5–8), and specific competences, such as creativity, self-awareness, and self-efficacy. The literature review highlights the current state of research, quantifies and systematizes the publications, and identifies research gaps and possible research questions for further research projects
Reshaping Knowledge Flow: The Impact of Ecollaboration Platforms in It-Project Knowledge Transfer
No full textThis research embarks on an in-depth exploration of the transformative dynamics initiated by eCollaboration platforms in the field of IT project management, with a particular focus on knowledge transfer processes. The study delves into the intricacies of knowledge transfer, encompassing both its intra-project dynamics and its transfer from projects to project-based organisations (PBOs). The overall aim is to unravel the impact of eCollaboration platforms on this complex process and to provide insights into the evolving landscape of knowledge management in the context of IT projects. Methodologically, the study adopts a qualitative content analysis approach. Recognising the paradigmatic aspects that might limit insights for proponents of the quantitative paradigm, the chosen approach facilitates an in-depth exploration of the multifaceted nature of knowledge transfer within IT project management. The study involves a cohort of eleven project managers in Austria, with meticulous interviews conducted and recorded to ensure a comprehensive data collection process. The subsequent data analysis involves a systematic evaluation of the accumulated information derived from these expert interviews. This comprehensive analysis integrates both quantitative and qualitative components, providing a nuanced understanding of how eCollaboration platforms influence knowledge transfer within the complex landscape of IT projects. The research findings provide valuable insights into the evolving dynamics of knowledge transfer in the context of IT project management. By examining the impact of eCollaboration platforms on this process, the study contributes to a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities that arise in the area of knowledge management in IT projects. These findings have practical implications for project managers and organisations seeking to optimise knowledge transfer processes within their projects and project-based organisations. Ultimately, this research serves as a timely exploration of the transformative potential of eCollaboration platforms to reshape the flow of knowledge within IT project management. It paves the way for improved collaboration and knowledge sharing in the digital age and offers a critical perspective on the evolving landscape of IT project management practices
Co-Creation für ein digitales klimaneutrales Energiesystem - Partizipative Forschung im Projekt
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