Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Technology by Dr. Deepak Kumar, Dr. Ankita Srivastava, Mr. Vinish Nath Ojha, Mr. Anand Kumar Sinha

Entrepreneurship and technological innovation are central drivers of economic growth, societal transformation, and global competitiveness in the modern knowledge economy. Rapid advancements in digital technologies, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing have redefined the way new ventures are created, scaled, and sustained. Understanding the interplay between entrepreneurial thinking and technological innovation is therefore essential for students, educators, policymakers, and aspiring entrepreneurs.
The book Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Technology has been collaboratively authored by a team of academicians, researchers, and industry professionals with diverse expertise across management, engineering, and applied sciences. This multi-author approach brings together interdisciplinary perspectives, ensuring a balanced integration of theoretical frameworks, practical insights, and real-world applications related to technology-driven entrepreneurship.
The content of the book is organized to provide a comprehensive understanding of entrepreneurial processes, beginning with the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, opportunity identification, and innovation ecosystems. It further explores the role of technology in venture creation, including product development, intellectual property management, business models, financing strategies, and the commercialization of innovations. Emerging topics such as digital entrepreneurship, startup ecosystems, Industry 4.0, and technology-enabled social entrepreneurship are also addressed.
Special emphasis has been placed on experiential learning through case studies, examples of successful technology ventures, and discussions on contemporary challenges faced by entrepreneurs in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. Ethical considerations, sustainability, and inclusive innovation are integrated throughout the text to promote responsible entrepreneurial practices.
This book is intended for undergraduate and postgraduate students of management, engineering, entrepreneurship, and allied disciplines. It also serves as a valuable reference for startup founders, innovators, and professionals seeking to understand the strategic and operational aspects of technology-based enterprises. The content aligns with contemporary university curricula and supports both classroom instruction and self-directed learning.
The authors sincerely hope that this collaborative effort will inspire innovative thinking, nurture entrepreneurial skills, and equip readers with the knowledge required to create and manage technology-driven ventures. Constructive feedback from readers and educators is warmly welcomed and will contribute to the continuous improvement of future editions of this book.