Entrepreneurship is a complex
and dynamic phenomenon and subject. We will summarize the course
and provide perspectives and resources for students interested
in continuing their studies in entrepreneurship.
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Relevant
Texbook Chapters
Chapter 20 Leading a
Technology Venture to Success
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Discussion
Questions
What are your most important key takeaways from all that you
have learned about entrepreneurship? Brainstorm with your
team or study group and generate a list of lessons learnt. |
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Slidedeck:
Course Summary and Key Takeaways
Professor Tom Byers' slides to conclude this class. |
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Carol
Bartz: Cycles
Entrepreneurship and managing cycles. |
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Vinod
Khosla: Career Development - go deep
It is important to use time to get a deep expertise. You need
to go much deeper in understanding technology--a BA is not
enough and will be irrelevant in another 10 years. If you
have a goal of entrepreneurship in mind, you must go deep
in an expertise in order to advance your career. |
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Top
Ten Enduring Elements of High-Technology Entrepreneurship
Professor Tom Byers' top ten list covering the difference
between an idea and an opportunity, the need to understand
vision, strategy, risk and tactics, the context of the business,
market positioning and partnerships, the purpose of the business
plan , cash flow, sources of capital, teamwork, skills and
ethics. |
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