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Technology Entrepreneurship (ENT600): MR. DIYHaznizam, 2021
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This case study provides the analysis of a business product. The company that would be mainly focused on is MR. DIY and the existing problems of their Premium Hydra-Active Antibacterial Handwash will be discussed. Keeping hands clean through improved hand …
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