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Startups and Entrepreneurship: Presented by - Aneesh, Punith, Suriya, Vivin, Akshaya Teja

This document discusses startups and entrepreneurship. It introduces key concepts around startups including that they are companies initiated by founders to find scalable business models that solve meaningful problems for other people. It notes the importance of collaboration between founders with different skills. Some principles of startups discussed include lean methodology, market validation, and decision making with uncertainty. The document contrasts traditional businesses with startups and notes benefits of online startups. It outlines some financial resources for startups and how technology is reshaping startup models and operations. Finally, it provides examples of technology-driven organizations like Airbnb and Uber.

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Startups and Entrepreneurship: Presented by - Aneesh, Punith, Suriya, Vivin, Akshaya Teja

This document discusses startups and entrepreneurship. It introduces key concepts around startups including that they are companies initiated by founders to find scalable business models that solve meaningful problems for other people. It notes the importance of collaboration between founders with different skills. Some principles of startups discussed include lean methodology, market validation, and decision making with uncertainty. The document contrasts traditional businesses with startups and notes benefits of online startups. It outlines some financial resources for startups and how technology is reshaping startup models and operations. Finally, it provides examples of technology-driven organizations like Airbnb and Uber.

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Startups and

Entrepreneurship
PRESENTED BY – ANEESH, PUNITH, SURIYA, VIVIN,
AKSHAYA TEJA
Introduction to the startup
eco-system.
• A company initiated by the founders or the
entrepreneurs, in search of a scalable or a repeatable
business model.

• The one good goal of a startup is to solve a meaningful


problem FOR OTHER PEOPLE.

• Being a One-person-team won’t help.

• Spend as little money as possible.

• Join hands with an other founder of a different discipline,


Startup triangle. A hipster, hacker, hustler (Aka. Designer,
engineer, marketer)
Startup Principles
1. Lean startup or business model.
2. Market validation.
3. Design thinking.
4. Decision making under uncertainty.
5. Partnering.
6. Entrepreneurial learning.
7. Business model design.
Comparison of a startup and a
business
Traditional business Startup
• Permanent establishment • Incredibly Risky
• Successful Business models • In search of a unique and a profitable
business model
• Long term potential for success • Temporary in nature
• Low risk with the use of more traditional • Extreme innovative
methods
• Long term potential for success • Non-traditional financial methods and
strategy
Benefits of procuring a Startup
online.
• Global access, 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week.
• Faster delivery of the products.
• Cost savings.
• Increased professionalism.
• Less paper waste.
• Opportunities to manage a business
anywhere in the world.
• Flexibility adds up for improved client
service.
• Better planning helps in solving risks.
• A realistic frame for the managing time
and budget.
Financial resources for a startup
• Business Partners.
• Entrepreneur's personal
saving/credit.
• Crowd funding.
• Business Grants.
• Commercial Lending.
• Online Content creating/creation/
generation might lead to small
income source.
• Being a influencer over the
internet.
How technology is moving startups over
conventional tactics?
• Redesigning and reshaping business
models.
• Building technology-driven organizations.
• Span of control focusing on front-end to
back-end office, from shop-floor to top-
floor.
• Heavily personalized customer
experience.
• Granular offerings and pricing models.
• Role of peer-to-peer platforms.
• Asset sharing on hugely scalable
platforms.
• Automated and integrated within the
technology ambit of an enterprise leads
to significant cost reduction.
Organizations who’s heart of the
business is driven by technology.
1. Airbnb.
2. Uber.
3. Zero mass water.
4. Amazon flex.
5. Space X
6. TerraBlue XT
7. Nerd wallet.

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