Technoprenuership

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Technopreneurship

The use of cutting-edge technology to develop new business models or a technology-based entrepreneurial activity.

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Technology

The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry, aimed at solving problems affecting individuals or society.

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Entrepreneurship

The act of creating and scaling a business to generate profit, with a transformative power that targets social change.

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Employment creation

Technopreneurs create job opportunities for themselves and others, aiding in reducing unemployment rates.

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Local Resource utilization

Technopreneurship helps in utilizing and increasing the value of under-utilized local resources.

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Decentralization and diversification of business

Technopreneurs identify business opportunities in various areas, leading to contextualized enterprises and reduced market monopolies.

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Promotion of technology

Technopreneurs contribute to technology development, fostering innovation in society.

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Capital formation

Technopreneurship boosts capital formation through innovative ventures, enabling future production and investments.

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Promotion of entrepreneurial culture

Technopreneurs serve as models for the youth, encouraging the development of innovative enterprises.

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Small Business Entrepreneurship

Family-owned or locally managed businesses that sustain the owner's living expenses without external investors or expansion.

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Scalable Startup

Innovative ventures attracting investors, focusing on scalability, requiring venture capital for growth, like CDR-King.

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Large Company

Established companies evolving by offering new products, creating new business divisions within their existing framework, exemplified by SM.

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Social Entrepreneurship

Businesses aiming to benefit society or the environment, driven by social impact rather than profits, like Virtualahan and ANTHILL.

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Incremental, Imitative, Rent-seeking, and Innovative Businesses

Classifications based on the level of novelty and business model, including variations of existing enterprises, franchises, trademark collaborations, and new product development.

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