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Broadens the exploitation of entrepreneurship innovation and ICTs in a global approach to draw attention to multidisciplinary perspectives of these contexts and their influence in modern organisations. In addition, the book explores and discusses systematic literature reviews and reports on key developments in digital entrepreneurship.

Raw Business contains the raw and unvarnished advice that you need to build and grow a successful company.

To live in today's world, you need money; yet the majority of people do not have access to it. This book highlights 13 game changers who are thinking outside of the financial box, acting on behalf of the excluded people that are unable to live their lives to the fullest.

If you are an entrepreneur or corporate manager frustrated with your hard work not translating into expected results, you may need to rethink the concept of control. Oftentimes, control is lost when an organization expands its customers but has outgrown its informal control structure, where the CEO makes all the key decisions. After achieving a certain size or complexity, you need a more formal control structure to ensure profits follow revenue growth. This is done through Letting Go Leadership.Join Dennis Drent as he tells the story on one CEO making the transition. Luckily, this CEO, Ryan, crosses paths with another CEO who teaches him all about Letting Go Leadership. Learn alongside Ryan what it takes while getting real-life scenarios and real-life application.In Letting Go Leadership, you will gain the necessary tools to analyze the current effectiveness of your business and gain control, achieving results through a people-community-process management control model. The book comes with assessment templates and action steps to help you grow.So if you are constantly fire-fighting or your company is not bringing in the profit margins you has hoped, it is time to employ Letting Go Leadership.

"When Opportunity Knocks" is a manual for all those ready and willing to exploit the opportunities they encounter or create. It will encourage and help two groups numbering in the millions: owners of small businesses seeking to expand or diversify; and all the ambitious people stuck in dead-end jobs or laid off prior to or in the current "joyless recovery" who want to start their own businesses and become independent. The book details the great variety of opportunities and those who exploit them; characteristics of successful opportunists; blunders to avoid; and how and where to find profitable opportunities. Ambitious executives with large companies will find the same information very useful for advancing their careers.