Entrepreneurship and new firm development: a definitional introduction

Article Abstract:

Entrepreneurship around the world has been fueled by the deterioration of traditional corporate structures, collapse of communism and economic globalization. These trends have also increased the number of studies focusing on entrepreneur process models. These include models on the environment/economic system, persons engaged in entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial behavior and organization.

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The spirit of the entrepreneur

Article Abstract:

Entrepreneurship can be defined as a process that involves envisioning an opportunity, fitting that opportunity to an organization and the market, and focusing the resources necessary to capture the market. Entrepreneurship can exist in many kinds of organizations, including large ones. At its heart, entrepreneurship involves matching a need with an innovation.

Planning & Information, Business planning, Information management

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