Digital Transformation and Entrepreneurship Towards Business Resilience & SustainabilityFor Lecturers and Postgraduate Students Only.
The 3rd International Lecture Week points out challenges and types of resilience and cluster issues facing enterprises that need to be resolved to prepare recovery, and one of them is Information Technology. For many businesses, including SMEs, participation
in the digital economy is the key to greater resiliency. The company’s resilience and sustainability in Indonesia is an interesting topic yet an actual illustration of the recent trends of how Asian country’s economy and businesses emerge in current
pandemic COVID-19. It is thus showcasing the importance of how Digital Transformation and Entrepreneurship blend into the ILW theme. This even promotes the extent to which digital transformation enable business to be resilient and sustained. It is
hoped that by providing supportive information, knowledge, and research to BBS faculty, students, and other related stakeholders, the 3rd International Lecture Week enables to bridge the gap between academic and practical milieu.
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The ability to present a structured idea is very important for academics and professionals. Because this requires individuals to have observation skills, analytical skills and compose into a comprehensive concept. But the next important thing for business is: how to make this structured concept easy to translate and implement into action.
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