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LiBerated Social Entrepreneurship in Developing and Emerging Countries consists of a social entrepreneur using business metrics, to sustain social impact. We study differences between developing and developed countries, introducing a new OR approach to development. Commercial entrepreneurs are generally oriented to business metrics like profit, revenues and return. Instead, social entrepreneurs are non-profits or a blend with for-profit goals, generating Return to Society. In DCs, a social entrepreneurship has been uncommon. We introduce a midway as LiBerated Social Entrepreneur, where social businesses should be sustainable. We apply Game and Max-Flow - Min-Cut Theories, Schumpeter’s creative destruction and Adam Smith’s diversification model for our business plan. As a result, B. Kjamili started Migport, formerly QZenobia: a mobile application that runs as a “refugee portal”, supported by “Refugee Big-Data Analytics”: refugees submit data to the application via “questionnaire” and search for opportunities, verified news privatized based on their answers. The idea of both-sided help with benefit generated by D. Czerkawski is an extension of B. Kjamili's conception. Nshareplatform (NSP) will create a friendly public space for people with disabilities, understanding they needs. It tries to facilitate better communication between “two worlds”- Ability and Disability and personalizes an assistant (Special person helping people with disabilities). Multivariate Adaptive Regression Splines (MARS), Conic MARS (CMARS) and its robust version RCMARS have shown their potential for Big-Data and, recently, Small-Data. With that toolbox, we aim to further support our joint and novel project.

International Data Science & Engineering Symposium
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Gerhard-Wilhelm WEBER Berat KJAMILI Dominik CZERKAWSKI