| Timing is Important: The Same Idea Can Have Different Fates | October 01, 2003 |
Jerry Kaplan
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Winster |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Speaker Series |
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| Video 6 of 13 from this talk |
- 07:56Five Biggest Mistakes That Entrepreneurs Make
- 06:31What are the Best Qualities of Successful Entrepreneurs?
- 08:59Five Critical Skills That Entrepreneurs Need
- 01:09Companies Have Personalities
- 01:29Recruiting People to Sell for You
- 02:53Timing is Important: The Same Idea Can Have Different Fates
- 02:36Types of Risks
- 03:01Story of Startup: The Book
- 02:36The Best Time to Start a Company is When Nobody Thinks it's Possible
- 03:01Who Are Your Top Leaders?
- 01:26Personality of a Company: Establishing Culture and Values Early On
- 05:23Envisioning the Future: Microsensor Technology
- 02:05Transitioning from R&D
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Kaplan says that every idea is repeatedly proposed. Timing of an idea is very important and very difficult to call. This involves enabling technologies, customers and trends in the investment industry to come together. He gives examples from TiVo and Amazon. An idea does not stand alone independent of timing and the investment industry, he adds.
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