Educational Program Solution of Engineering Economics As the Methods of Technological Entrepreneurship Development

Trifonova, N.V.; Borovskaia, Irina; Proshkina, Aleksandra; Epstein, Michael Z.; Melnikova, Anastasia A.

doi:10.1145/3288155.3288180

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“…Otherwise, Leite and Dias (2015) treat entrepreneurship as a set of concepts, methods, instruments and practices related to the creation, implementation and management of new companies or organizations. Observing such concepts, an entrepreneurial company can be understood as an environment in constant search for solutions to weaknesses and threats to the environment, observing advantages and opportunities in the evergoing changes of socioeconomic development, (Shan et al, 2018), generating value from the adoption of new technologies and processes found according to the observed needs (Ferreira et al, 2020;Peng et al, 2022;Trifonova et al, 2018).…”

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The connection between sustainable brand and business in the Amazon Forest – Local business owner’s POV

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Oliveira

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The rhetorictoward entrepreneurship in the Amazon region highlights the importance of sustainable actions developed by local brands. But little attention has been given to the entrepreneur's vision regarding the results of said applied practices. This study seeks to understand the perception of entrepreneurs from their business model related to the connection of the Amazon rainforest brand. The study consisted of semi structuredinterviews with 7 brands of Amazonian products using grounded theory. The results show that entrepreneurs understand that the reach of the social dimension depends on the trifecta articulation: entrepreneurs, native people, and ecological and cultural dimensions codependence directly on shared traditional knowledge. It is observed that the political dimension is still little developed in the region and its effects on products are inconsequential. The economic dimension is still little favored using environmentally sustainable brands. Finally, the territorial dimension depends on the creation of permanent protection areas as well as agroforestry systems.

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