Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management LPU
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management LPU
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management LPU
This book online covers the following topics related to Small
Business and Entrepreneurship : Entrepreneurship A world of Opportunity,
Classifications and Models of Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneur v/s Intrapreneur,
Legal Issues for Entrepreneur, Women Entrepreneurship, Grassroots Entrepreneurs
through Self-Help Groups, Building the Business Plan, Setting up a Small
Business Enterprise, Financial Considerations, Marketing Considerations,
Production Management, HRM in Small Business, Institutions Supporting Small
Business Enterprises, Sickness in Small Business Enterprises.
Author(s): Hitesh Jhanji, Lovely Professional
University
This note
explains the following topics: Introduction to Entrepreneurship, Classification of Entrepreneurship,
Elements of Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship and Market Relations, Innovative
Strategies Used in Entrepreneurship, External Financing in Entrepreneurship,
Predictors of Success in Entrepreneurship, Ecosystem in Entrepreneurship,
Bootstrapping in Entrepreneurship, Supporting Aspects of Entrepreneurship and
Various Types of Entrepreneurs in Entrepreneurship.
This note describes the following topics: concept of organisation and enterprise management,
Entrepreneurship, Financial accounting and cost control, Financial management,
Stores and purchase management, production management, Sales and marketing
management, Human resource management, Industrial sickness and industrial
legislation.
Author(s): Institute Of Textile Technology,
Choudwa
The purpose of this note is to prepare a
ground where the students view Entrepreneurship as a desirable and feasible
career option. In particular to build the necessary competencies and motivation
for a career in Entrepreneurship.
This
research deals with information technology management in small businesses. There
are three specific objectives of this research: (a) to characterise IT
management sophistication in small business, (b) to develop and validate a
comprehensive instrument to measure this construct, and (c) to develop a model
that explains the relationship between IT management sophistication and the IT
impact, in the context of small business.