Inventing New Ventures and Entrepreneurship

Authors

  • Manish Kumar Assistant professor Dept of BBA, SXCMT, patna-11.
  • Kumar Ravi Ranjan VKSU ARA department of commerce & Management.
  • Gopal Kumar VKSU ARA department of commerce & Management

Keywords:

Entrepreneurship in India, Innovation in Business, Fast Moving Consumer Good, Micro, Small And Medium Enterprises, Entrepreneurial Development And Functions, Forms and Benefits of Innovation

Abstract

In the business area, the terms development and business are firmly related. The method involved with arranging, sending off, and working another firm is called business venture. Doing things that are normally not done in that frame of mind of business is implied by business. Risk-taking by innovators, known as business people, is implied by business venture economy. A clever assembling technique that hasn't been utilized economically yet could be thought of as imaginative. Development is the interpretation of ideas or innovations that add worth. It fulfils the inclinations and requirements of the client. Business utilizes development to make ideas and do errands in a new, more compelling way. Development comprises of Business is a method for critical thinking. The paper's conversation of development and business venture centres for the most part on the importance and development of organizations that produce benefits through client bliss. It exhibits how advancement and business improvement are presently aiding the endurance of organizations.

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07-05-2024

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Manish Kumar et al. 2024. Inventing New Ventures and Entrepreneurship. International Journal of Innovations in Science, Engineering And Management. 2, (May 2024), 50–56.