Volume : VII, Issue : X, October - 2017

Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneur : A Comparative study

Prof. Dr. Bharat J. Acharya

Abstract :

 Different researchers have defined an entrepreneur in their own way. From them, it can be precisely said that an entrepreneur is a risk taker, who manages/organizes scarce resources in such a way of innovation to maximize the profit and growth of a business firm. By differentiating an entrepreneur and entrepreneurship, where an entrepreneur is only a person, but an entrepreneurship is concerned with the process. By distinguishing between an entrepreneur and an intrapreneur; an entrepreneur and a manager, it is clear that intrapreneur and a manager work as a employee in a business firm/venture, where an entrepreneur is an owner. As for being a successful owner of a venture, basic needed attributes and characteristics are must be, which are risk–beå and taking, good organizing, and innovation, optimistic and so on. Then only, an entrepreneur can run efficiently their business with a success. 

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Prof.(Dr.) Bharat J.Acharya, Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneur : A Comparative study, INDIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH : Volume-7 | Issue-10 | October-2017

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