Evolving Trends in Technology Entrepreneurship

Dr. Deepak Kumar is an Associate Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and Information Technology at La Trobe University, where he teaches courses on entrepreneurship and blockchain technology at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. He holds an integrated degree in Information Technology (B.Tech) and Finance (MBA) from the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management, Gwalior. Deepak completed his PhD at the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur and La Trobe University, focusing on 'Blockchain-based Decentralized Financing for Small and Medium Enterprises.'Dr. Ramswarup Bhaskar is an Assistant Professor in the area of Business Policy, Strategy & Entrepreneurship at IIM Jammu. He has received his master’s and doctorate degrees in Entrepreneurship from IIT Kanpur, India. With over nine years of experience in entrepreneurship research, education, and mentoring, he has contributed to various projects, publications, and policy interventions related to technology management, and commercialization.Dr Chandra Sekhar is Working as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Business Administration at the National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra, India. With over six years of experience in teaching and research, he has received numerous grants from the Government of India. His research areas include Entrepreneurship development, career management in family business firms, career management of sports personnel, Strategic HRM, AI in HRM, Playful Work Design, Dark Triad Personality, HR Flexibility, Employee Well-being, and Employee Time Theft.

• Chapter 1 : Ethics in emerging digital and artificial intelligence business models.- Chapter 2 : Using New Technologies in Startup Environments : Perspectives from Kosovo Startups via UTAUT.- Chapter 3 : Fostering Sustainable Growth : Integrating Responsible Innovation in Technology Startups.- Chapter 4 : Leveraging Blockchain Technology to Enhance Speed of Adjustment in Technology Startups: A Financial and Strategic Perspective.- Chapter 5 : AI-Based Start-Ups and Applications in The Sports Industry.- Chapter 6 : Transforming Entertainment and Recreation : The Impact of Changing Technology on Work and Workers.- Chapter 7 : Navigating Tech Startup Financing : A Critical Review of Models, Challenges, and Future Trends.- Chapter 8 : “Tech for Good” as a Catalyst for Social Entrepreneurship : Revealing Research Topics with Unsupervised Topic Modelling with Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA).- Chapter 9 : Education for Sustainable Technology Entrepreneurship.- Chapter 10 : Opportunities, Challenges, and Strategies & Educational Approaches for Advancing Sustainable Technology Entrepreneurship Education.- Chapter 11 : The Intersection of Sports and Technology Entrepreneurship.- Chapter 12 : Building a Framework of Startup Growth in Evolving Economies : Empirical Scale Development and Validation.- Chapter 13 : The Future of Technology Entrepreneurship in Fitness Business.- Chapter 14 : The Evolving Dynamics of Technology Entrepreneurship: A Descriptive Approach.