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5 Risk Reduction Strategies For Your Next New Venture

Startup Professionals Musings

There are many levels of innovation that go beyond copying someone else’s idea, but stop short of pushing the leading edge (bleeding edge). Or you may decide that your dream was not really the great idea that you thought it was. Timing is critical, as well as focus on marketing and customer satisfaction.

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5 Keys To Reducing Startup Risk By Building On Trends

Startup Professionals Musings

There are many levels of innovation that go beyond copying someone else’s idea, but stop short of pushing the leading edge (bleeding edge). Or you may decide that your dream was not really the great idea that you thought it was. Timing is critical, as well as focus on marketing and customer satisfaction.

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A Startup That Imitates, With Innovation, Often Wins

Startup Professionals Musings

There are many levels of innovation that go beyond copying someone else’s idea, but stop short of pushing the leading edge (bleeding edge). Or you may decide that your dream was not really the great idea that you thought it was. Timing is critical, as well as focus on marketing and customer satisfaction.

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Smart Entrepreneurs Don’t Need Disruptive Technology

Startup Professionals Musings

There are many levels of innovation that go beyond copying someone else’s idea, but stop short of pushing the bleeding edge. Or you may decide that your dream was not really the great idea that you thought it was. Timing is critical, as well as a focus on marketing and customer satisfaction.

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How To Reduce Startup Risk Using Existing Technology

Startup Professionals Musings

There are many levels of innovation that go beyond copying someone else’s idea, but stop short of pushing the leading edge (bleeding edge). Or you may decide that your dream was not really the great idea that you thought it was. Timing is critical, as well as focus on marketing and customer satisfaction.