They offer incubation space for new' enterprises in their facilities, as well as ideally, a package of business support services, such as coaching, advice, networking with other entrepreneurs and linkages with possible investors. Business incubators are a form of BDS that has become increasingly popular over the last few decades based on their demonstrated ability to positively influence entrepreneurial success (Lewis et al., Evidence suggests that incubated firms tend to have higher survival rates than the national average and may grow faster than nonincubated firms (Wilber and Dixon, 2003) due to the hands-on support they receive, and the clustering and networking provided by their advisors (Al-Mubaraki and Busier, 2012).