This book details how social innovations positively impact on non- or low-profit parts of society, such as education, health and energy, and describes a variety of methods for the successful implementation of entrepreneurship. The contributions here are based on the experience of authors from emerging countries, and present and explain practical advances in social innovation and transformative business management. Topics covered in this volume include additive manufacturing, the economic impact of such innovations on Japan's aging society, a multi-stakeholder analysis for business founders in.

• Table of Contents
• Editors
• Introduction
• Part A: Entrepreneurship
  • PQR Analysis – A Management Method for the Assessment of 3D-Printing in Spare Part Logistics
  • Designing a Virtual Reality Negotiation Training Innovation with Creativity Methods
  • The Risk of Being Poor in Differing Social Classes of Thai Households
  • Rethinking the Specific Role of Youth Business Competitions in Promoting Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries
  • Sports Tourism Management Programs on Enhancing for Competitors and the Audience Attending Triathlon Events in Thailand
• Part B: Social Innovations in Health and Services Sector
  • Innovation of Evolution on Music Industries
  • Health Behavior Change
  • The Impact of the Thai Elderly in the Economic Dimension
  • Impacts of MICE Activities to Thailand Economy
  • Aging, Social Security, and Economic Growth
  • Photovoltaic Mini-Grids in Remote Rural Areas of Developing Countries
• Author Biographies