Technologies for Modern Digital Entrepreneurship

Emerging technologies offer a plethora of unprecedented opportunities for entrepreneurs in the digital space. Understanding this evolution is essential for web-based business models to succeed. The Web 3.0 economy is here, and this book has arrived to serve as your guide.

Technologies for Modern Digital Entrepreneurship is an in-depth look at the new developments of the digital economic system. Cryptocurrencies, Central Bank Digital Currencies, and Stable Coins are explained through timely case studies, as well as innovations in crowdfunding, educational marketplaces, and scalability in blockchain-based transactions. Author Dr. Abeba N. Turi expertly navigates the industry transition from platform-based centralized Web 2.0 economy to the distributed network economy. Turi additionally explores trust and reputation as currency in the digital economy and allays common fears in digital entrepreneurship such as mistrust by investors and intellectual propertyloss.

Avoid falling behind your competitors in the Wild West that is modern digital entrepreneurship. Whether you are a business leader, a technology enthusiast, or a researcher in the field, Technologies for Modern Digital Entrepreneurship gives you the advantage of insightful knowledge using real data and meaningful examples. Amid global regulatory changes and the ever-shifting methods of digital entrepreneurship, our modern era demands this book.

What You Will Learn

• Discover new trends in the digital economic system
• Comprehend the crowd-based digital business models
  
• Analyze the distributed information network economy
• Understand the workings of the currency system under the Web 3.0 economy, including Cryptocurrencies, Central Bank Digital Currencies, and Stable Coins

• Digital Economy
• Blockchain Technology
• Cryptocurrency
• Crowdfunding
• Distributed Ledger Technology
• p2p online lending
• Stablecoins
• Tokenization

• Vancouver, Canada

  Abeba N. Turi

Dr. Abeba N. Turi is a scholar with expertise in Digital Economy. She obtained her Ph.D. specializing in the areas of the Digital Economy at the Rovira i Virgili University in Spain. Dr. Turi has worked as an assistant researcher with the UNESCO Chair in Data Privacy, Spain. She has also served in various international research and teaching positions in Africa, Europe and Canada. Currently, Dr. Turi is an instructor at the University Canada West in Vancouver. She has experience working in the areas of webbased business models, which is at the core of modern digital entrepreneurship. Dr. Turi’s works have been presented in several international conferences in China, Canada, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom. Dr. Turi identifies herself as a disruptive tech and decentralization enthusiast.

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