| Outsourcing Software Development to Asia | February 25, 2004 |
Ann Winblad
|
Hummer Winblad Ventures |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Speaker Series |
| Views: 894 |
|
| Video 10 of 14 from this talk |
- 04:19Introduction to Hummer Winblad and Mobius Venture Capital
- 07:37Drivers for Software Innovation
- 03:46How Consumer Markets and Enterprise Markets Drive the Software Industry
- 02:392004: Start of an Era of Optimism
- 02:24Trends in Seed and Series A Investing
- 04:06Hummer Winblad's and Softbank's Recent Investments
- 06:24VC Words of Wisdom for Entrepreneurs
- 01:22Keep Testing Your Core Assumptions
- 03:18Outsourcing Software Development to Asia
- 03:14Customers are Key
- 02:24The Economic Context in 2004
- 02:53The Java Standard (and Competing Technology Standards)
- 02:09The Threat of Linux to Microsoft
- 04:05Are Technologies Ahead of Their Time?
Description
Winblad talks about how whole projects are not outsourced. The core technology is separated and written, while incremental pieces that would be done linearly are outsourced abroad. There are a lot of talented architects and developers around the world, she notes, but they do not have the vision to be inventors.
Comments 
Related Videos:
