Abstract
The term „Digital Entrepreneurship‟ refers to the process of creating a new delivered business, product or service. This definition includes both startups bringing a new digital product or service to market but also the digital transformation of an existing business activity inside a firm or the public sector. In the developed world, the emergence of utility-based cloud computing is shifting focus from technical barriers to the business environment challenges facing digital entrepreneurs.
Keywords: Present Scenario, Digital Entrepreneurship, Kanyakumari District
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