Factors Affecting the Technological Entrepreneurship Development in  Sirajganj, Bangladesh

Most. Sharmin Aktar

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Most. Sharmin Aktar

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technological entrepreneurship, factors, development, digitalization

Abstract

The study aims to identify various factors leading to the development of technological entrepreneurship as it is a new concept of transforming the research potential and abilities of scientific organizations based on the context of new products and services. This study has attempted to recognize different circumstantial facts of technological entrepreneurship from regional consideration. This study is related to the factors affecting entrepreneurship development issues from the entrepreneurship development model in Bangladesh, particularly in Sirajganj. The primary data has been collected through a well-set questionnaire on the other hand secondary data collection formulated from different reliable sources. After transformation, it has been mechanized to meet the study's objectives by using SPSS version 23. From both the qualitative and quantitative reasoning, the researcher believes ethical concerns are needed to ensure validity.

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Factors Affecting the Technological Entrepreneurship Development in Sirajganj, Bangladesh. (2021). Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 21(A4), 11-21. https://journalofbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/view/3370

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