Summary: Entrepreneurship

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  • 01-05-2017

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  • What is a business model?

    Describes the principles of how value can be created, discovered and exploited.
  • What is important in the finance section?

    State your planning period
    Profit and loss statement
    Determine break even point
    Balance sheet
    Cash flow statement
  • 02-05-2017

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  • How can you assess knowledge utilization?

    there are two domains:
    Research quality
    Societal relevance

    Three dimensions:
    Demonstrable products
    Demonstrable use of products
    Demonstrable marks of recognition
  • What is the triple helix?

    Interaction between research sector, private sector and public sector
  • networking

  • What is the essence of networking?

    How can I help and benefit people in my network
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  • What is the valley of entrepreneurial death?

    The “valley of death” is a common term in the startup world, referring to the difficulty of covering the negative cash flow in the early stages of a startup, before their new product or service is bringing in revenue from real customers.
  • What are a few types of entrepreneurs?

    Nascent entrepreneurs
    Serial Entrepreneurs
    Portfolio
    Gazelle
    Stable
    Social
    Sustainable
     Corporate 
    Public
    Academic
    Student
    Criminal
  • What are two major drives for entrepreneurship?

    opportunity driven
    Necesiity driven
  • What is the difference between tangible and intangible resources?

    Tangible is physical such as financials
    Intangible are social networks, reputations, intellectual capital and so on
  • What means bootstrapping a business?

    Starting a business without external help or capital
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