Tech entrepreneurs have always needed three (3) things:
Technology, Money and Time.
It used to take a lot of money to buy mostly okay technology that took too much time to learn and use.
In 2008, the technology is stable, powerful, and reliable. The cost of entry, development and delivery is very low. Only time remains a factor, but it's getting better.
So hell yeah, cast your net. And thanks Mark for an optimistic article in the midst of doom and gloom on Wall Street.
What would happen if the U.S. spent $810B funding start-ups and paying everybody's college tuition?
I mean, what would we do with the $500B (1/2 trillion) left over?
Great article, but it's talking more about the long-term than the short-term.
In the long-term, the removal of a "false economy" is great. In the short-term, there are an awful lot of entrepreneurs that are a wee bit dependent on that false economy.
Technology, Money and Time.
It used to take a lot of money to buy mostly okay technology that took too much time to learn and use.
In 2008, the technology is stable, powerful, and reliable. The cost of entry, development and delivery is very low. Only time remains a factor, but it's getting better.
So hell yeah, cast your net. And thanks Mark for an optimistic article in the midst of doom and gloom on Wall Street.
What would happen if the U.S. spent $810B funding start-ups and paying everybody's college tuition?
I mean, what would we do with the $500B (1/2 trillion) left over?