The COVID-19 Pandemic in the 4th Industrial Revolution-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

The COVID-19 Pandemic in the 4th Industrial Revolution

Published:2022-06-30 Issue: Volume: Page:84-100
ISSN:2327-5677
Container-title:Emerging Trends and Insights on Economic Inequality in the Wake of Global Crises
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Author:

Abu Raas Abdulrahman Abdurazzag¹,Aburas Abdurazzag Ali¹

Affiliation:

1. University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Abstract

In this research work, the concept of corporate entrepreneurship and the fourth industrial revolution were studied and analyzed in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic forced businesses and organizations of all scales and across all sectors worldwide to react by introducing or updating their services and products and the way they were delivered to the consumer. A critical review was done to understand how corporate entrepreneurship could be used in the fourth industrial revolution, and it was found, through the numerous examples analyzed, that COVID-19 accelerated the use of both concepts by businesses to successfully turn challenges into entrepreneurial opportunities.

Publisher

IGI Global

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