Technopreneurship

According to Pinchot (1985), intrapreneurs can be defined as individuals in organizations with high entrepreneurial characteristics.

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Schumpeter (1934) defines entrepreneurship as activities that produce beneficial results through developing profit-oriented businesses.

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Both entrepreneur and technopreneur are able to determine risks and have the courage to gamble in taking risks, but are not gamblers by nature

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• False

Is an entrepreneur makes a mistake, he can hide behind the name of his company.

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• False

A technopreneur can be considered as a person that is able to do many things at once, but chooses to delegate.

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• False

A successful entrepreneur is motivated by personal and family considerations.

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• False

Concept-testing is one of the essential stages in a entrepreneurial process.

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• False

Taiwan is famous as an innovative semiconductor manufacturer.

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Start-up companies can be defined as entities that have been incorporated within the past one year, and have ideas or concepts that require funds for proof of concept and/or prototyping.

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• False

The development of technopreneurship in India begun with innovation in the field of information technology.

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• False