Startup World
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last activity : 12 01 2010 16:18:52 +0000
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Opportunities in every sector and every area of business
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People are more open to join new ventures...
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More money for start-ups and budding entrepreneurs
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Opportunities in every sector and every area of business
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Growing Economy.
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Today there is opportunity in every sector and every area of business, and the best part is India is having a great domestic market and one which is sustainable for that matter, entrepreneurs not only from Urban cities but also entrepreneurs are coming from the Rural part of India with their own forms of innovation which is all set to make life simpler for all. Even there is too much of VC money which is being pumped in but there is a shortage of talent. But the main reason is there is opportunities in every sector.. |
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There's opportunity for disruptive innovation as India has relatively unexplored market for products and services. Earlier what we used to get was licensed produced using foreign tech and services were mediocre. With consumers awakening as they are exposed to global trends, there's opportunity for creating new markets for untapped demand.
Yes,agreed ,there are lot oppurtunities in any area.Its going to be the high time for anyone whos looking to change their lives.I Think after that recession it has changed lot in everyone life's.Particularly IT people started thinking of securing their future.
Well ! We as country had kept aside the Great Depression 2008-09, to show the world our resilient strong economic market viz a viz the world big economic country are still in Red,be it USA, Japan, Europe etc. Now the International trade market has more emphasis on economics of scale, where the thinktank is constantly working on cost reduction & employment generation. And for country like India,chaina, Philipence , indonesia etc where the Labour cost are low with quality manpower. So all the VC's are just waiting to tap the right potential with funding with there Idea money in their country & get Tax concession. Yes I totally vouch on the fact that this is the right time to be an entrepreneur & take the market command if you the potential of " the survival of Fittest". thanks
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You will always require people when you start afresh...5 years back it was difficult to get people on board if you are very new...the mindset has changed 180 degrees. Folks in campuses wait for startups, dropping the day one events...Our risk taking appetite has increased many folds...
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That's true freshers are more open to startups. You need manpower.
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There was a time when entrepreneurs from the IIMs had to run from post to pillar for capital to start-off with. Think BrewHaHa in Bangalore, which has now closed down. Cut to the present. Any idea that has any merit has 16 VCs jumping at it. You still need a great presentation and a business proposition that ensures quick ROI but the money's easily available and investors aren't shying away from youngsters with ideas and specifically, innovative ideas. |
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We are living in a great time with every sector in the transformation stage. Lot of opportunities, need to overcome limitations,easy availability of funds and changing consumer perceptions about acceptability of new/innovative products are all propelling the aspiring minds
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When an economy grows at fast rate it generates new business avenues and new business opportunities. India is now on fast track of economic growth so it is best time to make use of the new economic order and venture into business areas which are available.
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He is called the "MBA sabziwalla" and wants to make Bihar India's vegetable hub. Kaushlendra, an alumnus of the Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad (IIM-A), is now working towards pre-paid cards for buying vegetables but complains of... |
Might work, but what is the benefit for the people giving money. Is it like they can take money when needed..... I have fair idea of how it works... so can you explain me in detail.... |
In a recent summit renowned Australian investment banker and philanthropist Philip Wollen said that Indian entrepreneurs can cash in on the soft power of the country to reach out to the global markets. The young entrepreneurs can use the... |
