Building a Digital Entrepreneurial Platform Through Local Community Activity and Digital Skills with Ngemba First Nation, Australia

Beetson, Susan; Pradhan, Sojen; Gordon, Grace; Ford, Jason

doi:10.18584/iipj.2020.11.1.10211

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“…Collectively owned social enterprise can also be innovative in the way they operate to bring about cultural revitalization and social change [ 70 , 71 ]. For example, a community owned enterprise in East Arnhem Land in Australia is using government funding from an unemployment scheme and probation work orders to increase its number of employees [ 17 ].…”

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Indigenous Social Enterprises and Health and Wellbeing: A Scoping Review and Conceptual Framework

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Foley

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2022

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Indigenous people and communities are establishing social enterprises to address social disadvantage and overcome health inequities in their communities. This review sought to characterize the spectrum of Indigenous social enterprises in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United States to identify the operational models and cultural values that underpin them and their impact on Indigenous health and wellbeing. The scoping review followed Arksey and O’Malley’s six-stage methodological framework with recommended enhancements by Levac et al. underpinned by Indigenous Standpoint Theory, and an Indigenous advisory group to provide cultural oversight and direction. Of the 589 documents screened 115 documents were included in the review. A conceptual framework of seven different operational models of Indigenous social enterprises was developed based on differing levels of Indigenous ownership, control, and management: (1) individual, (2) collective, (3) delegative, (4) developmental, (5) supportive, (6) prescriptive and (7) paternalistic. Models with 100% Indigenous ownership and control were more likely to contribute to improved health and wellbeing by increasing self-determination and strengthening culture and promoting healing than others. Indigenous social enterprises could offer a more holistic and sustainable approach to health equity and health promotion than the siloed, programmatic model common in public health policy.

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Indigenous Social Enterprises and Health and Wellbeing: A Scoping Review and Conceptual Framework

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“…e IEI platform requires a high level of security. In order to avoid the impact of hackers and viruses on the operation of the platform, the establishment of the platform must pay attention to security issues to set up scientific crisis handling methods, and formulate a security plan to ensure the safe operation of the platform [10][11][12][13].…”

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“…In (10), u z D represents one of the IEI combination schemes of colleges. h, e z , and φ(x z ) represent the combination weight vector of college IEI, the interaction error of college IEI, and the kernel space mapping function of college IEI big data.…”

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Construction of College Innovation and Entrepreneurship Information-Sharing Platform under Big Data Analysis

2022

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Achieving outcomes in today’s colleges will need a creative attitude to be associated with higher necessary reforms to ensure a long-term future. The goal of this study is to enhance college students’ creativity and entrepreneurship by providing them with enough innovation and entrepreneurship information (IEI). This exploration is to build a college IEI sharing platform under big data analysis (BDA). First, the existing problems of IEI sharing in colleges are analyzed, and the construction principles of IEI sharing platform in colleges are put forward. Then, the platform’s structure is designed, and its operation mechanism is explained. Next, the IEI sharing platform of colleges is designed and constructed through BDA. At the source layer, the platform checks the big data collection goal, confirms the scope and substance of the collected big data via the open access mechanism, and communicates the extracted target big data to the data layer via the data collector. In the data layer, the data table is streamlined, and the data processing method is built. They gathered a large amount of classified and preserved data, and then communicated to the analysis layer via the classified storage mechanism via the open data sharing interface. The analysis layer analyzes and processes large data using a BDA algorithm, allowing for adaptive scheduling and information access. The performance content may eventually alter with the demands by integrating the big data received through the integration and sharing method. The results of the experiments indicate that the platform’s data mining range is pretty consistent. When the number of data operation requests exceeds 10,000, the platform’s processing speed reaches 45000. Furthermore, the time cost remains constant within 2 s as the data scale rises. As the number of repetitions grows, the recall rate rises to 98%. The findings indicate that the platform offers significant data mining, processing, and scheduling skills, as well as the ability to distribute IEI in real time among universities. This study helps the promotion of entrepreneurship among college students by improving the present college IEI sharing platform.

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“…e educational and teaching resources and systems of colleges and universities are not perfect, and there is a lack of communication between colleges and universities and society [2]. At present, the important work of entrepreneurship education is to establish an entrepreneurship education ecosystem in colleges and universities and analyze the problems existing in teaching staff, curriculum system construction, and entrepreneurship education support mechanism one by one [3]. Santosoet al analyzed the construction of college entrepreneurship education ecosystem from internal and external factors.…”

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Intelligent Decision Making for Constructing Students’ Entrepreneurship System in Colleges and Universities

Liu

2022

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In order to test the efficiency of colleges and universities to carry out innovation and entrepreneurship education and cultivate the innovative talent system required by economic and social development and change, this paper proposes to combine the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method based on the analytic hierarchy process. First, gather the students’ ideas, then create a set of measures for each measure, count the weight and significance of each measure, and create a set of criteria for the assessment of the educational process of innovation and entrepreneurship. Census of colleges and universities’ innovation and business measurement model based on student perceptions and determining the weight of each measurement scale will help students understand what is more important in evaluating college and universities’ innovation and business education. Other metrics include innovation and training market, it needs approach, design industry analysis examines business, opportunities for school-to-business engagement, innovation, business education, training, entrepreneurship, and platform information. Therefore, in order to improve the innovation and business education of colleges and universities, it is necessary to carefully establish school management, faculty, classes, activities, innovation, business platform, business education environment, support, advocacy mechanism, and so on. We will improve the teaching of innovation and entrepreneurship and focus on training faculty of innovation and business education and focus on strengthening the innovation and entrepreneurship information platform, innovation, and entrepreneurship incubation base.

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Building a Digital Entrepreneurial Platform Through Local Community Activity and Digital Skills with Ngemba First Nation, Australia

Cited by 9 publications

References 20 publications

Indigenous Social Enterprises and Health and Wellbeing: A Scoping Review and Conceptual Framework

Indigenous Social Enterprises and Health and Wellbeing: A Scoping Review and Conceptual Framework

Construction of College Innovation and Entrepreneurship Information-Sharing Platform under Big Data Analysis

Intelligent Decision Making for Constructing Students’ Entrepreneurship System in Colleges and Universities

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