Category: Entrepreneurship – general

• March 12, 2014

  MVP, Minimum Viable Post

  

  After the rush of SXSW, the startup world settled down for a second before the next big thing happens. It is time for a breather and to use that free space to review the concept of MVP. The fashionable, lean startup concept-enforced, MVP, “Minimum Viable Product”. But minimum is minimum. And minimum viable is still…
• February 26, 2014

  Startups, bend it like Spartans

  

  Startups and Sparta, for a look into how startups communities are collaborating – or not – in order to expand their reach and get visibility on the worldwide stage. Silicon Valley, and the United States in general, Israel, Berlin and London. These are regarded as thriving startup communities and benefit from a closer look from…
• February 17, 2014

  I am not writing because I am busy writing

  

  Time management and workload management. Overused buzzwords somehow but words which do not ring enough of a bell when people use – or just write – them. Managing time and workload, in other words priorities, has become key to being able to deliver both at work and in personal life. And this is the point…
• February 4, 2014

  I bet on red

  

  Thinking entrepreneurship while just out from Vegas, how not to draw a parallel between gambling and starting up. Get a 100$ note out of your wallet, walk to the cashier, have it changed to tokens and head for the roulette table. Now, go all in on red. Why red ? Well, just because it is…
• January 10, 2014

  From the pub office …

  

  With internet, mobile phones and laptops, home office or remote work have seen a huge increase over the years. Yet, as Yahoo! showed this year (see article from Forbes on the matter), working remotely, if developed and developing, is not always seen as a viable option by companies. This post was inspired by the holiday…
• December 12, 2013

  Entrepreneur of the future, a French student and a train

  

  Oh French youth, how happy you make me for once ! Entrepreneur is the word here and building a startup the context. And this has been the basis for a glorious moment of sharing experience and discussing what entrepreneurship really is about. Here is the story of the student and the train. No fairy tale…