APTISI Transactions on Technopreneurship

Aims & Scope

Focus & Scope APTISI Transactions on Technopreneurship (ATT) is committed to publishing high-quality articles on a wide range of business-related research supported by emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence. ATT prioritizes research that demonstrates significance, novelty, and rigor, seeking articles that make substantial contributions to business literature. Our independent review process ensures critical and constructive evaluations, fostering academic excellence. The journal caters to a diverse audience, including academicians, graduate students, practitioners, and business research enthusiasts. Our Focus and Scope ATT aims to be a dynamic intellectual and research hub, particularly in the field of technopreneurship. Our focus areas, aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), include: 1. Startupreneurship: Fostering the creation and growth of new businesses through innovative startup strategies. 2. Edupreneurship: Combining education and entrepreneurship to develop new educational technologies and learning models. 3. Agripreneurship: Innovating in the agricultural sector to enhance productivity and sustainability. 4. Fashionpreneurship: Integrating technology into the fashion industry to drive creativity and efficiency. 5. Culturalpreneurship: Promoting cultural industries and heritage through entrepreneurial initiatives. 6. Creativepreneurship: Encouraging creative industries by leveraging technology for artistic and business growth. 7. Digitalpreneurship: Utilizing digital tools and platforms to create and manage businesses online. 8. Adventurepreneurship: Innovating in the adventure and tourism sectors to offer unique and sustainable experiences. 9. HealthPreneurship: Advancing healthcare through entrepreneurial ventures that utilize emerging technologies. 10. Foodpreneurship: Revolutionizing the food industry with new business models and technological advancements. 11. Socialpreneurship: Addressing social challenges t

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