How startups can beat recession?
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The economy may be sputtering, but entrepreneurs can still succeed with the right business model and cost controls. In this topic let us discuss all aspects of on how recession should be dealth by Startups......
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I recently participated in an ET panel discussion. The slides are attached below. Some recommendation to entrepreneurs Hard to predict when markets would be getting better Cut down burn to the extent possible Try to get to profitability asap Don’t spend ahead of market to try and get market-share Great time to understand need build value into products and services, without overspending on sales marketing Make sure you’re in it for the right reasons; not for a quick exit, esp, with India still being very early in many ways
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Joe Gonsalves
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Very nice.. this will help all startup's in building a strong organisatioin down the line..Thanx for the inputs and info shared..
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Dotcom burst in 2000-2001 was the worst time for IT professionals. It hit almost all big IT companies throughout the world. That dot-com burst or IT bubble burst wiped away as much as $5 trillion from IT companies. Among worst hits, professionals were leading the hierarchy. The current scenario reflects more or less the same situation. US economy is recessing and IT world is again facing a setback. At this moment, you are left with lesser options or excuses to defend yourself for a kick throwing you out of the job. In such turmoil, businesses just look for the alternatives that can save them money and cut on costs. Management does not care to give you a moment’s notice and you are out of th...
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Sairam. M
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INSIGHTS DO NOT SUPPORT GRAPHICS, EVEN THOUGH I TRIED TO DRAW A NETWORK DIAGRAM FOR VPN SERVER. IN DEBATES WE CAN DRAW MUCH BETTER.
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Sairam. M
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YES, VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK. A NETWORK SHOULD HAVE DOMAIN CONTROLLER, DNS, DHCP (SOMETIMES STATIC) AND VPN SERVER WITH 2 PHYSICAL LAN CARDS. NETWORK DIAGRAM FOR VPN (STATIC IP) DC, DNS VPN SERVER VPN CLIENT | | | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ | |...
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Shaillender Mittal
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Pratyush is right. even IPSec has vulerabilities. And all of this because Identity (the labels of end points) are all absolute. We have a mechanisms to authenticate before identity credentials are shared, based on existing mathematical frameworks...
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Less Capital Cost
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Less competition
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Business Management Consultant
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"Less competition"
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Well you can say that it's a many different things all rolled into one. But with there being less competition can lead to cheaper start-up costs. Someone could get ahead of their competition while they're down and out. Also once the economy...
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Shaju George
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"Less Capital Cost"
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Due to recession, prices are going down which will help in setting up the start up at lesser capital expeses. Rentals, interest rates.. all are in the negative trend due to which there is a good scope for negotiations in all fields and better prices.
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vishab veer singh rana
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"Less Capital Cost"
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in downturn time one can sustain his startup easily for longer period and can learn more things .and one can hire qualified people for his start up on lesser cost which can help him/her for his start ups future growth. so i believe slowdown is...
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Hi friends, Here is a small list of startups which were considered as `trailblazers' and `sizzlers' till a year back have either closed down or have been sold. I wonder till what extent this slowdown monster will be there........ Guava Technologies Guava Technologies Inc is among the startups that sold themselves up for sums which experts term less than what their investors may have spent on them. Millipore Corp acquired Guava Technologies, a developer of cell-analysis systems, for $22.6 million. California-based Guava made roughly $22 million in revenue last year. TZero Technologies Another tech start-up that fell victim to the economic downturn was TZero Technologies, a Ultra-wideband (...
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Anil Kumar Singh
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I wonder how many startups in India has been closed!!! Thanks for sharing....hope to see more updates on recession affecting startups...
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By Jess Halliday, UK organic farmers will not have the option to switch to conventional animal feed during the recession, the Soil Association has decided, as a consultation raised concern for consumer confidence. In late 2008 organic certifiers began floating the idea for organic farmers to have the option to feed some animals conventional feed for a limited time, in order to have some respite from the higher costs of organic feed. These animals would cease to be organic and any produce derived from them would not be labelled as organic. However under the rules of organic certification, switching some animals to conventional feed would mean the entire farm would lose its organic status, ev...
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Rakesh K Swarnkar
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very much informative article. In our country message should spread by govt. channel.
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Vikas G. Chaudhari
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This is very important !! Quality for very essential products cannot be lowered in recession !!
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andyappan
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360 kmpl BIKE, 60 KMPL CAR, 30 KMPL TRUCK 300 KG.............2 T................20 T 120.................200................200 KMPH SPEED DOUBLE SPEED, 1/3 FUEL FOR SAME TON-HP VC 1 Mn$..1 Yr.....CHENNAI. INDIA
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Veena Gupta
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Dear Sidhharth, would you please elaborate the question or is it something else....
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Ardhendu Pal
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It is coming soon as of now I can predict in 6 months we will witness another even greater.
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veena srinath
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It is, slowly but surely the world is regaining confidence in business and the future. The thing to note is that every downturn teaches us invaluable lessons, and its up to us to learn them and move towards a more sustainable and stable growth...
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Pankaj Dubey
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I think the recession is not over,but it is not going to be more worst.All the countries are trying to control the degradation of private companies as well as of own companies also.But recession harmed to the base of economy so we can't say...
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cutting jobs
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cutting salaries
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Shameena W.
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"cutting salaries"
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Yes Renashmi, great insight. Clearly money has to be pumped into the economy at times like this. However it should be regulated and not used to further bulge the treasury of the political and industrial netas.
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Srinivas suravajhala
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There are many more ways to cut down the costs.I dont believe these are the only two ways to choose. Ensure cost cutting measures in every walk of the business. From procurement to distribution. Wastage has to be cut, use the HR to the most....
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Renashmi Kaur
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"cutting salaries"
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Neither - the best is to target and tax the upper segment of the country. Salaries cut especially among the junior segment will only restrict the purchasing power of an individual and naturally derail the spending power. During times like this it...
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