Electric Vehicle Business: How Entrepreneurs are Involved in Decision-Making in Business Development and Sustainability

Abstract

Text-based data increasingly poses methodological challenges, requiring methods to manage, visualize, analyze, and interpret it. This paper aims to propose analytics as a possible solution to these challenges, while also demonstrating its potential for innovation, intentionality and decision making in the context of business development and sustainability. This paper uses qualitative methods to describe general application areas (contexts) and presents specific use cases, analysis, findings, and discussions for each application area. Research results that demonstrate pragmatic tools for analyzing and visualizing related business impacts in terms of innovation, intention, decision making, business development, and sustainability. This analysis focuses only on related aspects. Future research could expand on other impacts. The results of this study demonstrate that pragmatic tools for analyzing and visualizing business impacts are expected to provide insights for entrepreneurs, organizations, and governments. This paper contributes to this methodology by providing an overview of qualitative approaches focused on innovation, intention, decision-making, business development, and sustainability.