The development of an electronic based journal of business entrepreneurship: the building of an operational model from secondary sources

This paper presents a rationale and support to create a web-based, electronic journal, serving Australian and International scholars and practitioners of entrepreneurship seeking advancement and knowledge. Extant literature review suggests that the World Wide Web now presents a method for entrepreneurs and business academics to communicate and respond to new approaches, opportunities, share successes and failures resulting from the exploration of new thoughts. The findings indicate that the electronic journal will deliver new knowledge in reduced time providing an opportunity for academic and practitioners to share knowledge and ideas assisting in economic progress.