Sometimes you see new companies emerging into the market with a product you would have never imagined could become such a success. How do you come up with these ideas, how do you find inspiration? Is there actually a market for these products? How to recognize a good opportunity? How do you create your own luck?
Is my idea a good one? How can I evalutate it and validate it? With ...
Dominique Sciamma illustrates, through a simple exercise built around 6 images, how our imagination is ...
Innovation isn't only technology based, it's about what you bring the the market and how ...
Frédéric Iselin, affiliate professor at HEC Paris and Director at the Center for Entrepreneurship & ...
Dominique Sciamma, polymorphic professional (!), now director of development and research of Strate College explains ...
Seasoned serial entrepreneur Marc Andreessen shares his three criteria for a successful start-up. He states ...
"A solid business model can't survive long-term if it just draws traffic. Serial entrepreneur Mitch ...
Innovation is not a monopoly of Silicon Valley, says venture capitalist Randy Komisar. But entrepreneurship ...
FLOODGATE Fund co-founding partner Ann Miura-Ko believes it's the business model that matters most, rather ...
Stanford Professor Bob Sutton suggests two strategies for dealing with team disagreements. Never knock down ...
"The low-hanging fruit of problem-solving has been plucked, says Judy Estrin, CEO of JLABS, and ...
Don't avoid taking a leap of faith, says partner at KPCB Randy Komisar, but be ...
Idealab Founder and CEO Bill Gross addresses a question regarding his company's willingness to hear ...
According to Randy Komisar, a partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, what distinguishes the ...
A number of companies born from Idealab were started way too soon, says Founder and ...
The early days of the Web were focused around email and one-on-one communication. The Web ...