Mathematics, theory and entrepreneurship

Article Abstract:

Mathematics is extensively used in economics, physics and engineering. But it is rarely utilized in organizational studies, which is unfortunate as it is an effective tool for describing phenomena and building new theories. A compelling argument for its use in organizational studies and how it helps in building new theories and refine existing ones is presented.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Science & research, Mathematics, Research, Usage, Economic aspects, Associations, institutions, etc., Global economy, Organizations

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Regional transformation through technological entrepreneurship

Article Abstract:

Government distributes risk capital to promote technopreneurship. It is essential to add intangibles such as access to novel ideas, role models, informal forums, region-specific opportunities, safety nets, access to large markets and executive leadership to the risk capital for creation of wealth.

Analysis, Evaluation, Technological innovations, Regionalism

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