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Effectual

Entrepreneurship

Multimediadesign

September 2021

What is

entrepreneurship?

Please discuss with

you neighbor

Two different approaches

The Approach The Market The Logic The Heuristics

Search and select Markets are fixed. Explore a finite set of possibilitites to find unserved, underserved or latent areas of the market.

Causation Predict to identify a goal. Focus is on achieving that goal by accumulating the necessary means. Surprises are bad.

Create and transform Markets can be created.

Knowing it is possible to create demand, let interactions give rise to an infinite set of possibilities, which can then be prioritized by self- selected stakeholder.

Effectuation Start taking action. Focus is on transforming a set of evolving means to generate goals that emerge along the way. Surprises a good.

Source: Read, Sarasvathy, Dew & Wiltbank 2017

Saras Sarasvathy:

The theory of Effectuation

Describes an approach to making

decisions and performing actions in

entrepreneurship processes, where you

identify the next, best step by

assessing the resources available in

order to achieve your goals, while

continuously balancing these goals with

your resources and actions.

The four principles

  • Bird-in-Hand : You have to create solutions

with the resources available here and now.

  • Affordable loss: You should only invest as

much as you are willing to lose.

  • Crazy Quilt : Entering into new partnerships

can bring the project new funds and new

directions.

  • Lemonade principle : Mistakes and surprises

are inevitable and can be used to look for

new opportunities.

Source: https://innovationenglish.sites.ku.dk/model/sarasvathy- effectuation/

The bird-in-hand principle

Start with what you have

Create opportunities and perform actions

based on the resources available here and

now by asking:

1.Who are you?

2.What do you know?

3.Who do you know?

The crazy quilt principle

Form partnerships

The effectuation logic also includes the principle of entering into collaborations and partnerships in

order to bring new resources into the project. The principle of Crazy quilt emphasizes the value of collaborating with various types of partners who are willing to commit, rather than searching for

potential partners who might not be available or motivated.

Sarasvathy calls the type of partnership for Crazy quilt, because it is characterized by brightly

colored and quirky patterns.

The lemonade principle

Leverage surprise

Detours and mistakes are inevitable

elements of entrepreneurship processes, and

the entrepreneur must learn to work with

them and identify the opportunities for

development and learning that can arise in

these situations.

Check this out!

https://innovationenglish.sites.ku.dk/model/sarasvathy-effectuation/