Innovation and EntrepreneurshipTaskAs an individual you select a well-known entrepreneur (or entrepreneurial team if you wish) who has been responsible for the successful introduction of an innovation anywhere in the world, there are many examples, eg Sir Richard Branson, Kerry Packer, Steve Jobs or even from far history eg the inventor of the Telephone or IBM. Entrepreneurs from China, Taiwan, Viet Nam, Malaysia, Singapore, India, Philippines or other parts of Asia are important to focus on or from your country and culture. The person does not have to be famous. The innovation may have resulted in a new start-up venture or it may have been introduced within an established organization or a major change e.g. Google or Facebook. Any organization, empire, medical breakthrough, product or application that captures your interest can be used as your example. Describe the person characteristics, the market and opportunity, the economic, cultural, social and organizational context, the business and value proposition and how these interacted with the person qualities that led to this innovation and success. For the industry context, you can choose private/public, for profit/not for profit, charitable, semi-government, start-up, spin-off or any other form of industry including education, welfare or social or environmental innovations that have bought benefit. Link your observations and explanation about this innovator or entrepreneur to the literature that explains their success or opportunities. The important task here is analyse the situation by referring to scholarly work.Write a Literature Review of any aspect of Innovation and Entrepreneurship that explains the Case Study or Person you have selected.Identify the background that led to the emergence of the opportunity for the innovation,Explain how, and by whom, the opportunity was recognized,Briefly outline the innovation itself,Describe the entrepreneur or lead team that was responsible for the implementation of the innovation. This description should concentrate on the key capabilities or competencies and actions that were critical for the innovations commercialization and subsequent implementation.