This book, a compilation of selected papers from the 11th International Conference on Entrepreneurship, Business, and Technology (InCEBT) on the theme 'Shaping a Sustainable Future,' explores pressing topics at the intersection of technology, economics, finance, and business strategies within the context of Malaysia and beyond.

The volume offers cutting-edge research and innovation, presenting an in-depth analysis of sustainable development, business transformation, and entrepreneurship. Chapters delve into technological advancements, such as the SL(2) Operator Model for entanglement classification and Intelligent Remote-Control Breakers, contributing to our evolving understanding of technology's role in problem-solving.

This book serves as an invaluable resource for academics, policymakers, and practitioners. It extends existing literature and provides actionable insights for informed decision-making. The multi-disciplinary approach and broad arrayof topics make this book indispensable for comprehending the complex factors influencing technology, economics, and businesses in Malaysia and beyond.

Provide actionable frameworks for growth, stability, and successful entrepreneurship Addresses challenges with timely insights on E-commerce resilience and CSR impact Demystifies cutting-edge tech like the SL(2) Operator Model, reshaping problem-solving

Autorentext

Zailani Abdullah is a Professor of Data Mining and Digital Entrepreneurship and currently serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Entrepreneurship and Business at Universiti Malaysia Kelantan (UMK). He holds a PhD in Information Technology from UTHM (2012), an MSc from UMT, and a BIT from UUM. Before entering academia in 2003, he spent nearly a decade in the private sector as a software engineer and IT manager. Since joining UMK in 2016, he has led strategic roles, including Director of the Centre for Strategic and Risk Management. An accomplished researcher, Prof. Zailani has secured 18 grants totaling RM7.4 million, including a €1 million ERASMUS+ project. He has authored five books and over 100 articles (Scopus h-index: 10). He is a Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CMILT) and a Professional Technologist (MBOT).

Ahmad Ridhuwan Abdullah is a Senior Lecturer and the Deputy Dean (Research, Entrepreneurship, and Student Development) at the Faculty of Entrepreneurship and Business, UMK. He earned his PhD in Economics and Finance from RMIT University, Australia. His expertise lies at the intersection of entrepreneurial finance, crowdfunding, Islamic finance, and digital innovation. Ridhuwan has secured various competitive grants, including the FRGS, and has been recognized with multiple awards for his contributions to entrepreneurship education. He has also published a number of impactful publications.

Tutut Herawan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Information Systems at the University of Malaya. He holds a PhD in IT from UTHM (2010) and is consistently recognized in the Stanford University Top 2% World Scientists Ranking. He maintains a global academic presence as a Visiting Researcher at Deakin University and an Adjunct Professor at Brawijaya University. With over 320 published articles and an h-index of 34 (Scopus) / 27 (ISI), his research spans applied mathematics, big data, and decision support systems. He is the Editor-in-Chief for several international journals and has edited five Springer-series books. A frequent keynote speaker, he also serves as a reviewer for elite journals such as IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems.

Prima Vitasari received her PhD from Universiti Malaysia Pahang in 2012. She is a senior lecturer at the Department of Industrial Engineering, Institut Teknologi Nasional, Malang, Indonesia. She serves on several editorial boards and has published over 20 Scopus-indexed articles. Her research areas include human factor engineering, entrepreneurship, and industrial management.

Inhalt

Section 1 Technological Insights: Explorations in Learning, Classification, Sustainability, and Innovation.- 1. The Parameterization of SL (2) Operator Model for Entanglement Classification.- 2.Emoji Suggestion Model Based on Emotions Detected in Text.- Section 2 Emerging Dynamics: Economic Growth, Finance, Engineering, and Innovation in Malaysia and Beyond.- Development And Validation of An Engineering Index for Assessing Economic Growth in Developing Countries".- 2. The Nexus Between Finance, Engineering, And Economic Growth: Evidence from Developing Countries Using GMM Estimates.- Financial Insights: Exploring Banking and Firm.- The Role of Managerial Ownership on Hedging and Firm Value.- 2.A Literature Survey of Digital Banking.- 3.The Current Practices and the Impact of Budgetary Slack.- Financial Explorations: Insights into Economics, Innovation, and Industry.- 1.The Relationship Between Currency Internationalization and Economic Development an Empirical Study Taking RMB As an Example.- 2. Wealth Creation in Compliance: An Undergraduate's Insight into Islamic Finance Literacy.- 3. Riding the Wave: Exploring E-Commerce Resilience during the COVID-19 Era in Malaysia.- 4. Navigating The Digital Frontier: Shariah-Compliant Screening for Cryptocurrency Investments.- 5. Measurement of the Financial Performance of Private Higher Education: An Overview.- 6.Cross-Border E-Commerce Export Trade -Guangdong, China.- 7. The Role Of Emerging Markets In The Global Economy And Potential Future Shifts In Economic Power:The BRICS.- 8. Healthcare Spending and Economic Development: Case of Ageing Populations.- Section 3 Innovative Horizons: Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Business Strategies.- 1. Investigating The Relationship Between Entrepreneurial Orientation and Firm Performance: A Study of Technology Startups.- 2.A Study of The Styles of Leadership in A Small Service Industry: A Qualitative Case Study of Wira Ukur Consultant, Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia.- 3. A Literature Review on the Islamic Spiritual Well-Being of Malaysian Young Graduate Entrepreneurs.- 4. Young Entrepreneurs' Experiential Learning and Entrepreneurial Intentions: Item Validity and Reliability.- 5. Social Media Influencer Characteristics Towards Consumer Buying Intention on Food and Beverages Product.- 6. The Influence of Entrepreneurial Orientation, Government Support and Social Media Adoption on The Performance of SMEs: A Volatile Environment Perspective.- 7. The Effectiveness of Myref Hijrahpreneur Skills Program in Enhancing Economic Sustainability Among Hijrah Community.- 8. Linking Adaptive Capability, Absorptive Capability and Logistics Technologies On Competitive Advantage Of The Retailers.- 9. Exploring Micro-takaful for Single Motherpreneurs in the B40 Community.- 10. Diversity Management, Disability Issue and Collectivism Philosophy Perspective: A Systematic Literature Review.- 11. Achieving School Cooperative Excellence Through Principal's Entrepreneurial Leadership Competencies.- 12. Ancestors, Mediator, Moderator and Measurement Innovation Performance in SMEs: A Systematic Literature Review.- 13.Development Of Student Business Models Through Entrepreneurship Training and Internship Programs.- 14. External Environment Relationship on The E-Commerce Adoption Among SMES.- 15. Exploring Development Entrepreneurial Orientation in SMEs Manufacturing: The Conceptual Paper.- 16. The Mediating Role Of Self-Efficacy In The Relationship Between Income and Social Capital of Women Entrepreneur Socioeconomic Wellbeing.- 17. Exploring The Determinants of Innovation-Based Capabilities and Competency on Innovation Performance: A Case Study of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) In Malaysia.- 18. Developing Halal Financing Through Islamic Financing Among Halal Entrepreneurs.- 19. The Challenges of Developing Academic Spin-Offs and Graduate Start-Ups in Malaysia.- 20. Cyberprenuership Intention among Students at Entrepreneurial University.- …