Today, we’re covering some interviews with e-freelancing.com executives and officials about business and entrepreneurship.
Arfius Al-din, the present (CEO) of e-freelancing.com, told us some interesting facts about entrepreneurship. He said, “The practice tradition conceives of the process of entrepreneurs as the enactment and entanglement of multiple practices. I appreciate entrepreneurial phenomena as the enactment and entanglement of practices orients researchers to an ontological understanding of entrepreneurs as relational, material, and processual.” He also told us, “I think that practice only can make you a successful entrepreneur where you can do few things like optimize your routine, maximize your productivity, play to your strengths and your weaknesses, channel your creativity and take risks, leverage your personality, build strong relationships, embrace both success and failure. The e-business model is a method by which the organization maintains itself in the long-term using information technology, particularly the internet, which includes its value proposition for partners and customers and its revenue stream.
During the interview, Faiza Islam Nahin told us about web 2.0 technology. She told us, “web 2.0 is the business strategy in the computer industry forced by the move to the online as a platform, and any try to understand achieving the success on that new online medium. Where the advantages of Web 2.0 are that it can be available at any time and place, and the learners can actively be involved in knowledge building. Where anyone can create dynamic learning communities.”
Debasish Biswas Dip of e-freelancing.com told us about the economic model. He maintained, “An economic model is a hypothetical construct that embodies financial procedures using a set of variables in logical and quantitative correlations. It is a simple method that uses mathematical and other techniques to show complicated processes. An economic model can have many constraints, which may change to generate a different property.”
A business model strategy is the primary condition of a company’s existence, describing and explaining how a company works and makes money. In addition, a business strategy describes and presents how, where, and for what purpose and goal a business model will be used.
