
Wrote Chavelet Erickson Cotcke more than a century and a half ago. He forgot to mention that if you did not patent your idea, many would copy it, have it built cheaply offshore, and probably drive you to bankruptcy.
Wrote Chavelet Erickson Cotcke more than a century and a half ago. He forgot to mention that if you did not patent your idea, many would copy it, have it built cheaply offshore, and probably drive you to bankruptcy.
Wrote Chavelet Erickson Cotcke more than a century and a half ago. He forgot to mention that if you did not patent your idea, many would copy it, have it built cheaply offshore, and probably drive you to bankruptcy.
Wrote Chavelet Erickson Cotcke more than a century and a half ago. He forgot to mention that if you did not patent your idea, many would copy it, have it built cheaply offshore, and probably drive you to bankruptcy.
Wrote Chavelet Erickson Cotcke more than a century and a half ago. He forgot to mention that if you did not patent your idea, many would copy it, have it built cheaply offshore, and probably drive you to bankruptcy.
Wrote Chavelet Erickson Cotcke more than a century and a half ago. He forgot to mention that if you did not patent your idea, many would copy it, have it built cheaply offshore, and probably drive you to bankruptcy.
Entrepreneurs come up with new business ideas all the time. Often, they just plunge ahead to develop the product or service without really taking the time to determine if market conditions are favorable, and, if they are favorable and assess the ability of the business concept to take advantage of the opportunity. We have found that by following a focused, two-step process, you can reduce risks and improve the odds of success.
When it comes to the question of applying for a bank loan to fund your startup, most experts say, don’t bother. Banks are rarely interested in funding early stage companies these days, especially since the 2008 financial crash.
When it comes to the question of applying for a bank loan to fund your startup, most experts say, don’t bother. Banks are rarely interested in funding early stage companies these days, especially since the 2008 financial crash.
All you need is a business model, we are told by business gurus. Report of the death of the business plan has been an exaggeration, to paraphrase.
All you need is a business model, we are told by business gurus. Report of the death of the business plan has been an exaggeration, to paraphrase.
All you need is a business model, we are told by business gurus. Report of the death of the business plan has been an exaggeration, to paraphrase.
Selling your business to a third party, for enough cash to retire in style, is the ultimate dream of many business owner partners.
Selling your business to a third party, for enough cash to retire in style, is the ultimate dream of many business owner partners.
Selling your business to a third party, for enough cash to retire in style, is the ultimate dream of many business owner partners.
Selling your business to a third party, for enough cash to retire in style, is the ultimate dream of many business owner partners.
Many businesses, large and small, have a huge source of great ideas that can help them improve, innovate, and grow, and yet so many of these companies never think of using this amazing corporate asset. What is this highly valuable asset? Says Morgan Fraud, the author of The Thinking Corporation, “Given that we are all capable of contributing new ideas, the question becomes how do you successfully generate, capture, process and implement ideas?”.
Successful mission statements may take time to create but when they are developed correctly, they provide a company with a clear purpose.
Entrepreneurs come up with new business ideas all the time. Often, they just plunge ahead to develop the product or service without really taking the time to determine if market conditions are favorable, and, if they are favorable and assess the ability of the business concept to take advantage of the opportunity. We have found that by following a focused, two-step process, you can reduce risks and improve the odds of success.Often, they just plunge ahead to develop the product or service without really taking the time to determine if market conditions are favorable, and, if they are favorable and assess the ability of the business concept to take advantage of the opportunity. We have found that by following a focused, two-step process, you can reduce risks and improve the odds of success.
Entrepreneurs come up with new business ideas all the time. Often, they just plunge ahead to develop the product or service without really taking the time to determine if market conditions are favorable, and, if they are favorable and assess the ability of the business concept to take advantage of the opportunity. We have found that by following a focused, two-step process, you can reduce risks and improve the odds of success.Often, they just plunge ahead to develop the product or service without really taking the time to determine if market conditions are favorable, and, if they are favorable and assess the ability of the business concept to take advantage of the opportunity. We have found that by following a focused, two-step process, you can reduce risks and improve the odds of success.
Entrepreneurs come up with new business ideas all the time. Often, they just plunge ahead to develop the product or service without really taking the time to determine if market conditions are favorable, and, if they are favorable and assess the ability of the business concept to take advantage of the opportunity. We have found that by following a focused, two-step process, you can reduce risks and improve the odds of success.Often, they just plunge ahead to develop the product or service without really taking the time to determine if market conditions are favorable, and, if they are favorable and assess the ability of the business concept to take advantage of the opportunity. We have found that by following a focused, two-step process, you can reduce risks and improve the odds of success.