Digital Entrepreneurship in Science, Technology and Innovation Challenges and Prospects
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Edited by Marina Dabić, Professor of International Entrepreneurship and International Business, Faculty of Economics and Business, University of Zagreb, University of Dubrovnik, Croatia and School of Economics and Business, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, Jadranka Švarc, Scientist Emeritus, Institute Ivo Pilar, Zagreb, Croatia and Tugrul U. Daim, Professor and Associate Director, Mark O. Hatfield Cybersecurity & Cyber Defence Policy Center, Portland State University, US<i>‘This book masterfully delves into the complex interplay of digitalization and AI, offering insightful perspectives on business models, sustainability, and innovation. An essential read for understanding the profound implications of our rapidly evolving technological landscape.’</i>
- Charla Griffy-Brown, Arizona State University, US,
<i>‘The authors have produced a novel book exploring digital entrepreneurship in the context of science, technology, and innovation activity. Digital entrepreneurship is a highly topical issue and this book offers 15 chapters exploring a wide range of relevant topics. I would highly recommend this text for academics, practitioners, and policy makers.’</i>
- Paul Jones, Swansea University, UK,
<i>‘This must-read book on digital entrepreneurship navigates the complexities of innovation, policy, and science with critical analysis. It invites readers to understand, develop, and influence the trajectory of the digital world for the betterment of society by discussing how collective choices shape the future of digital technologies, enterprises, and societies.’</i>
- Dilek Cetindamar Kozanoglu, University of Technology Sydney, Australia,
The current wave of digitalization coupled with AI represents a new technological revolution demanding a complex interplay of technological advances, new organizational and management structures, education, and considerations of ethical and cultural principles. Contributing authors expand on existing understandings of this nexus by examining the concepts of digital business models and entrepreneurship as well as value creation processes and policy perspectives. Particular focus is placed on the relationship between sustainable development goals (SDGs) and digital technologies. Ultimately, this forward-thinking book highlights the relationship between digitalization and AI and its impact on key areas such as electric vehicles, healthcare, and innovation.
This book is a fundamental resource for students and academics in science and technology studies, international business, entrepreneurship, the economics of innovation, and information systems. Its in-depth analysis of digital technologies and AI systems will also be of benefit to professionals working in business and management and the technology industries.