Month: April 2013
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Lost in (poor) quality
Be it for startups or more “settled” companies, quality, in general, is a key component or should be, at least. However, this seems to be long lost for most businesses and definitely not improving. Let us look into this matter and the move over the years and industries. Let me play my old geezer part…
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The Happiness Equation — What I Learned Building…
See on Scoop.it – Entrepreneurship in the World Is there even such a thing? Can we really attempt to define an actionable formula for what makes us happy as human beings? It’s a difficult… Samuel Pavin‘s insight: #Happiness is a startup to build in some way. It may also drive to actually build a #startup.…
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10 great places to be inspired by innovation
See on Scoop.it – Entrepreneurship in the World America’s success has been fed by its innovators and inventors. These sites can lift the spirit. Samuel Pavin‘s insight: Well, places in the U.S. but a nice wee addition to my recent bit on #innovation ("Innovation in the hoods") on Thisissamstown.com See on www.usatoday.com
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Innovation in the hoods ?
Following a recent article I read on the upcoming doom of innovation (by Peter Thiel), I did mention that innovation rather than doomed would just need to be looked for elsewhere (see on Scoop.it). That is maybe not in the places currently seen as the capitals of (startup) innovation. Silicon Valley and Tel Aviv, just…
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The startup bubble hasn’t burst
See on Scoop.it – Entrepreneurship in the World Startups are growing up and beginning to mature, but the bubble hasn’t burst. The nature of the game has changed. Samuel Pavin‘s insight: Indeed. It is even still growing, in new fields, new geos, but still growing. Now I can but agree with Laurie Segall here as…
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