International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
Call for Papers | Fully Refereed | Open Access | Double Blind Peer Reviewed

ISSN: 2319-7064

Growing Attention Dissertation Chapters

Business Model Innovations of Small and Medium Agribusinesses in Least Developed Markets

Rachkara John, Olido Kenneth, Wakwabubi Michael Jackson
Volume 6 Issue 9, September 2017Pages 1938–1942🌍 Uganda1 minute read
⬇ Download Article PDF
0
Downloads
0
Views
New
Reader Rating
0
Comments

Article Abstract

Small and Medium Agribusinesses usually do not have the scale and scope to compete effectively on price and have to find new ways to differentiate their offerings or capitalize on new growth opportunities beyond their existing business. In today's global economy, where agribusinesses face an increasingly competitive trade and production environment, it is important the agribusinesses innovate in how they create, capture and deliver value. The study of business model innovation of small and medium scale agribusiness firms is very limited although the subject has focused on big businesses and in developed countries such as Apple, Virgin Airlines, Alibaba and others leaving out agribusiness companies, even much less those agribusinesses in developing countries. This research used cross-sectional survey research design, which was analytical and descriptive in nature in understanding the business model innovations amongst the small and medium agribusinesses in northern Uganda. It covered 79 agribusinesses (in agro-input trading, agro-processing and agro-produce trading) with 205 respondents in the study. The most understood mode of business model innovations among small and medium agribusinesses is altering value creation.

Research Snapshot

A quick reading aid generated directly from the published abstract.

Plain-English Summary
Small and Medium Agribusinesses usually do not have the scale and scope to compete effectively on price and have to find new ways to differentiate their offerings or capitalize on new growth opportunities beyond their existing business. In today's global economy, where agribusinesses face an increasingly competitive trade and production environment, it is important the agribusinesses innovate in how they create, capture and deliver value. The study of business model innovation of small and medium scale agribusiness firms is very limited although the subject has focused on big businesses and in developed countries such as Apple, Virgin Airlines, Alibaba and others leaving out agribusiness companies, even much less those agribusinesses in developing countries.
Key Findings
  • Small and Medium Agribusinesses usually do not have the scale and scope to compete effectively on price and have to find new ways to differentiate their offerings or capitalize on new growth opportunities beyond their existing business.
  • In today's global economy, where agribusinesses face an increasingly competitive trade and production environment, it is important the agribusinesses innovate in how they create, capture and deliver value.
  • The study of business model innovation of small and medium scale agribusiness firms is very limited although the subject has focused on big businesses and in developed countries such as Apple, Virgin Airlines, Alibaba and others leaving out agribusiness companies, even much less those agribusinesses in developing countries.
  • This research used cross-sectional survey research design, which was analytical and descriptive in nature in understanding the business model innovations amongst the small and medium agribusinesses in northern Uganda.

Quick Facts

Subject AreaBusiness Management
Article CategoryDissertation Chapters
PublicationSeptember 2017
Page Count5
DOI10.21275/ART20176927
Reading Time1 minutes
Article Attention Score54/100

Keywords and Research Topics

Share This Research

How to Cite

Rachkara John, Olido Kenneth, Wakwabubi Michael Jackson, "Business Model Innovations of Small and Medium Agribusinesses in Least Developed Markets", Volume 6 Issue 9, September 2017, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Pages: 1938-1942, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21275/ART20176927
APA File MLA File BibTeX EndNote / RefMan

Publication Timeline

1
PublishedSeptember 2017
2
IndexedIJSR article record
3
AvailableOpen article access

About the Authors

R

Rachkara John, Olido Kenneth, Wakwabubi Michael Jackson

Business Management researcher β€’ 🌍 Uganda

1 publication currently linked through this author record.

Related Articles

Selected from similar subject areas, categories, and keywords.

Various types of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India Since 1991-2021Abhay Kumar β€’ Volume 10 Issue 2, February 2021 β€’ 764 downloads
Improvement of Creative Attention of Teachers in TechnologyYakibova Dilorom Sharifovna β€’ Volume 9 Issue 1, January 2020 β€’ 463 downloads
Journey to Enlightenment in Hermann Hesses SiddharthaLe Hong Linh β€’ Volume 8 Issue 1, January 2019 β€’ 331 downloads
Critical Thinking in Entrepreneurship and Youth Attitudes towards Entrepreneurial Skill Acquisition in Plateau State, NigeriaSteve Azi Dabo β€’ Volume 9 Issue 1, January 2020 β€’ 321 downloads
Model of Bureaucratic Behaviour within Regional Autonomy in West Papua ProvinceNataniel D. Mandacan, Rakhmat, Haselman, Atta Irene β€’ Volume 9 Issue 1, January 2020 β€’ 306 downloads
Impact of Human Resource Audit on Employee Efficiency and Effectivity: An Analysis in Service Sector OrganisationDr Anjali Singh β€’ Volume 8 Issue 2, February 2019 β€’ 293 downloads

Scan and Open on Mobile

QR code for this article

Scan the QR code to open this article on another device.

Permanent DOI:
https://dx.doi.org/10.21275/ART20176927

Rate and Support This Article

Your rating and constructive comment help other readers discover useful research.

Top
↓