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When startups receive funding can have as big an impact on innovation as how much funding they get, according to researchers Harsh Ketkar of the University of Texas at Austin and Maria Roche of Harvard Business School. Using data from the market research firm PitchBook and the data analytics company BuiltWith, they recorded data on 11,853 U.S. tech companies founded from 2010 to 2019. They identified when each company''s earliest funding arrived and how big the round was, then analyzed how those factors influenced subsequent innovation. They concluded that the later startups receive their first round of funding, the more likely they are to keep experimenting after the money arrives; startups that receive a bigger investment use more technologies after cashing the check but combine them in less unusual ways, signaling reduced experimentation; and the investors'' track records affect how much companies continue experimenting after launch, and the timing and size of the first investment can impact how long a startup survives.

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Entrepreneurship;Finance and investing;Innovation;Venture funding;Experimentation;Entrepreneurial business strategy;Analytics and data science;Entrepreneurial finance;Start-ups

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