Challenge-Based Entrepreneurship: Fostering Innovation and Sustainable Solutions
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Arturo Molina, Daniel Cortés, Jhonattan Miranda, Jose-Bernardo Rosas-FernandezAuthors Info & Claims
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Challenge-based entrepreneurship has gained significant attention as a promising approach to tackle complex societal problems, foster innovation, and drive sustainable solutions. This research paper explores the concept of challenge-based entrepreneurship, its key characteristics, and its potential to address societal challenges. It investigates the role of open innovation, collaboration, and interdisciplinary approaches in the context of challenge-based entrepreneurship. The paper also discusses the benefits and challenges associated with this entrepreneurial model. By examining real-world examples and cases study carried out at Tecnológico de Monterrey in Hackathons, Bootcamps, Government programs and Research projects. Finally highlights the importance of challenge-based entrepreneurship in driving transformative change and creating positive societal impact.
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DOI:10.1007/978-981-97-1814-6
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