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ENTREPRENEURSHIP

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

DEFINITION:
To do the thing that are not done before other and create the new business opportunities with the combination of resources.

CHARACTERISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURS:

Some important characteristics are

HONESTY:
The most important charcter of the entrepreneur is honesty with his work and customer.

CREATIVE:
Creative is the major characteristic of an entrepreneur and it is a big plus of him.

TAKE INITIATIVES:
Entrepreneur take the initiative to create the new methods of marketing and create new products and services.

CONECPTUAL SKILL:
The entrepreneur must have good analysis and decision making ability according to situation.

KNOWLEDGE:
Entrepreneur have good knowledge about business and know the deep bussiness success factors.

RISK TAKER:
The entrepreneur must have risk taker because its factor most important for business success or unsuccess.

ENERGETIC:
Enterpreneur must have energetic.

SLEF-CONFIDENT:
The most important the entrepreneur must have slef-confident about what he is doing.


ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENTREPRENEURSHIP VENTURE
ROLE OF SMALL BUSINESS WONER, RISK AND FAILURE
A MODEL FOR NEW VENTURES
START-UP STAGE
EARLY GROWTH STAGE
LATER GROWTH STAGE
TEN RULES FOR SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
FEASIBILITY PLANNING
ELEMENTS OF FEASIBILITY PLAN
NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
PRODUCT PROTECTION,PATENT,TRADEMARK AND COPYRIGHTS
PATENT PROCESS
TRADEMARK AND COPYRIGHTS


MBA NOTES ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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