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Peer-reviewed research on marketing strategy, consumer behavior, and business transformation. Academic insights translated into executive action.
Working Paper
Unveiling the Dynamics of Startup Ecosystems: Key Drivers of Entrepreneurial Success
Verma, H., & Asif, S. · Zenodo, 2024
Why do some startup ecosystems consistently produce successful ventures while others struggle to gain momentum? This study tackles that question by mapping the forces that shape entrepreneurial success, focusing on how government support, incubation, regional…
Working Paper
Exploring Trust and Security Concerns in Digital FMCG Purchases: Evidence from Indian Millennials
Pooja, & Asif, S. · Zenodo, 2024
Online grocery and everyday-goods shopping is booming in India, yet many millennials still weigh each purchase against nagging worries about trust and security. This qualitative study asks what actually convinces them to buy, and where those concerns make them…
Working Paper
Waste to Wealth: Entrepreneurial Strategies for Sustainable Waste Management
Asif, S., & Minz, N. K. · Zenodo, 2024
Waste is usually treated as a cost to be disposed of, yet it can also become raw material for new ventures. This paper takes that reframing seriously, asking how entrepreneurship can turn waste management from a pressing environmental and socioeconomic…
Book Publication
The Social Media Effect on Luxury Consumption: Redefining Consumer Behavior in the Digital Age
Luxury has always sold itself on scarcity and distance, the sense that not everyone can have it. Social media works the opposite way, putting high-end brands…
Book Publication
Sustainability, Resilience and Enterprise: Creating an Equitable Social Ecosystem
The United Nations’ seventeen Sustainable Development Goals set a clear destination, but reaching them inside real businesses and communities is far harder than naming them. This…
Book Publication
Study of Internet Banking Usage: Elderly vs Youth
Internet banking has spread rapidly, but how differently do younger and older customers actually take it up, and which group finds it more useful in practice?…
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