Canadian Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
Balderson is recognized as a market-leading text that offers strong coverage of the theory of entrepreneurship and small business management, blended with the practical Canadian examples of actual entrepreneur experiences (profiles). Offering numerous individual cases, as well as uniquely offering a comprehensive case that continues throughout the text - Balderson allows students to build upon the concepts as their course progresses. The text is also well known for its student-friendly and practical writing style.
Author(s): Wesley D. Balderson, University of Lethbridge
NA Pages 
Entrepreneurship and Management and Smart Technology
This note describes the following topics: concept of organisation and enterprise management, Entrepreneurship, Financial accounting and cost control, Financial management, Stores and purchase management, production management, Sales and marketing management, Human resource management, Industrial sickness and industrial legislation.
Author(s): Institute Of Textile Technology, Choudwa
103 Pages
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management LPU
This book online covers the following topics related to Small Business and Entrepreneurship : Entrepreneurship A world of Opportunity, Classifications and Models of Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneur v/s Intrapreneur, Legal Issues for Entrepreneur, Women Entrepreneurship, Grassroots Entrepreneurs through Self-Help Groups, Building the Business Plan, Setting up a Small Business Enterprise, Financial Considerations, Marketing Considerations, Production Management, HRM in Small Business, Institutions Supporting Small Business Enterprises, Sickness in Small Business Enterprises.
Author(s): Hitesh Jhanji, Lovely Professional University
228 Pages
Entrepreneurial Finance examines the elements of entrepreneurial finance, focusing on technology-based start-up ventures and the early stages of company development.
Author(s): Prof. Antoinette Schoar
NA Pages
IT management sophistication in small business
This research deals with information technology management in small businesses. There are three specific objectives of this research: (a) to characterise IT management sophistication in small business, (b) to develop and validate a comprehensive instrument to measure this construct, and (c) to develop a model that explains the relationship between IT management sophistication and the IT impact, in the context of small business.
Author(s): Suraweera, Theekshana
NA Pages
