How do you avoid oblivion? This question has plagued me this semester as we’ve learned how to be a disrupter, how to innovate and how to be successful as a startup. I recognize that, as a startup, you have to worry much more about the present than some distant, uncertain future. But it’s bothered me.… Continue reading The Antidote to Oblivion? Continuous Innovation
Most of us have either played darts, practiced archery, or hunted before. If not, the main concepts of these activities are to make your target (preferably the bullseye which gets you a lot of points). While this might seem like a simple task to some, it is incredibly hard and takes much practice. The… Continue reading Hit the (Market) Bullseye to Find Startup Success
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer. So the saying goes. Reading Jeff Haden’s article on competitive analyses for Inc., I was struck at just how important this is in business. Replace “enemies” with “competitors” and you’ve got a new mantra. I call making the T-shirts. Keep competitors closer Seriously though, Haden explains that if… Continue reading Diligence and Character: Keys to Remaining Competitive
By Meg Dedyne The Tow-Knight Center For Entrepreneurial Journalism article was not the most interesting article I have ever read. However, the information it provided was extremely helpful and beneficial to anyone starting a business in the media landscape. I really liked how the article first broke up the different aspects we all have to… Continue reading The work of entrepreneurs never ends
Spartans Innovate 