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Amazon Launches ‘AWS Space Accelerator’, A Business Support Programme, To Help Space Startups Grow

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San Francisco, April 3: To give a major fillip to startups across the world, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has rolled out the ‘Space Accelerator’ to help and encourage the startups. The Space Accelerator is a four-week business support programme to help space startups grow. The programme is open to space startups seeking to use AWS to help solve the biggest challenges in the space industry, the company said. c

About the ‘Space Accelerator’ programme:

  1. The programme will provide technical, business, and mentoring resources to space startups around the globe.
  2. AWS is offering this opportunity in collaboration with Seraphim, a London-based investment group focused exclusively on the space industry, who will provide business development and investment guidance.
  3. AWS and Seraphim will select a cohort of space startups to participate in an intensive, four-week programme with AWS Cloud and technical training to help them accelerate research, development, and growth using AWS.
  4. The AWS said that the applications are already open and proposals are due by April 21.
  5. AWS and Seraphim are accepting applications from innovative startups at all stages of maturity working with space technology or space-derived data who have a clearly defined and unique mission.

Clint Crosier, Director of Aerospace and Satellite at AWS, said in a statement said that Startups provide a catalyst for bold new experimentation in the space industry.  “We are proud to announce the AWS Space Accelerator as part of our ongoing commitment to help startups succeed, and to shape the future of aerospace. We look forward to helping the first cohort of companies launch and grow through this new programme”, Crosier said.

The AWS said that qualifying missions can include, but are not limited to, earth observation, electronics and robotics, spacecraft launch and delivery, spacecraft hardware and software, launch manufacturing and launch operations, and more.

 

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SMBs in India To Get Major Boost As Microsoft and Intel Help Empower SMBs With New Range of Modern Devices

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New Delhi, April 3: With an aim to empower small and medium businesses (SMBs) in India with modern devices, Microsoft and Intel has announced the availability of a range of Windows 10 Pro devices powered by the Intel vPro platform. The new range of modern devices aims to provide SMBs the agility for adapting to a constantly changing world. Microsoft and Intel understood the significant challenges that SMBs face with computer systems, which are more than four years old, in terms of performance, productivity, security and manageability, and inked a pact to help them.

Farhana Haque, Group Director – Devices, Microsoft India, said that the new modern Windows 10 Pro devices powered by the Intel vPro platform will give employees the tools to work confidently. “The new line of modern Windows 10 Pro devices powered by the Intel vPro platform will give employees the tools to work confidently and securely and help them rise to any challenge. Improving workforce productivity, enhancing security and reducing overall costs are top of mind for SMBs and refreshing older devices periodically can truly help them do more,” Haque said.

Here’s how the collaboration aims to help Indian SMBs:

  1. Windows 10 Pro devices powered by the Intel vPro platform would help seamless multitasking across apps by up to 35 percent faster.
  2. It would help in using applications remotely without issues and also increases overall performance by up to 40 percent.
  3. New Windows 10 PCs are a highly strategic investment for SMBs to succeed in the modern workplace.
  4. “Intel’s vPro platform brings unmatched performance, comprehensive hardware-based security, connectivity, and remote manageability, solving for critical IT pain points and to meet the evolving needs of employees,” Roshni Das, Director – Marketing, Intel India, added.
  5. Some of the latest features in the new devices include hardware-to-OS security reporting for enhanced security of devices, identities and long-lasting battery life that can help power through the day.

In a bid to protect the safety and health of every person and honouring its commitment to environmental sustainability, Microsoft partners with recycling organisations, joins forces with collection schemes, and works with supply chain partners to facilitate the return and end-of-life management process of devices, batteries, and packaging.

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5 Ways to Skyrocket your Webinar Attendees!

If you are an entrepreneur with an e-commerce business, you must have experienced the highs and lows of hosting a webinar. After all, improving your attendance rates can result in higher sales than any other conversion strategy.  However, it is also one of the most dangerous places where you can lose most potential buyers in a campaign.

The major reason behind this is that sometimes you are so focused on the sale, you forget about getting people on the webinar. Earlier 60-70% of people would attend a webinar live whereas today, most people are likely to get 25% of the audience.

According to a report, 64% of businesses received a new client in the last year through a Facebook video.

In another survey, ‘83% of video marketers say that webinars have helped them generate leads. 84% of consumers admitted that they have been convinced to purchase a product or service by watching a video by a brand’.

Webinars have exploded on the internet, especially in that past year. The consumption of social media content is increased due to the pandemic. As the people were forced to stay at home, online consumption spiked up. And as the trend evolved, more and more marketers began to take the advantage of them.

So what makes WEBINARS a popular choice amongst the marketers as well as the consumers?

Webinars are one of the most effective ways to hook in new leads. It helps brands to change with the rapidly changing consumer behavior and market trends. A potential buyer will buy your product or sign up for your service because it will help them. Not because it`s cool, hip, or trendy.

This is why people love hands-on lessons and casual walkthroughs that can help them build their businesses in a better and simple way.

Brilliantly planned and executed webinars can result in a 19% of the conversion rate on an average. These are pretty solid statistics if you compare them with the average conversion rate on standard PPC campaigns on websites.

If you too are planning to host a webinar, here are 5 tips to cut through the noise and attract a large audience to your webinar:

1. Identify your Customers` Challenges

Understanding your customers or clients is paramount. Ask your potential customers, existing & potential clients about their current challenges, frustrations, and desires. Post questions on Facebook and read the comments. Find out why consumers will choose your brand and not your competitors. Identify the solutions and use the exact language in your webinar. This will make your audiences feel seen and heard.

2. Pick a topic that Attracts Attendees

Research a topic that will pull more people towards your webinar. Which topic according to you will attract more audience?

a). How to purchase our product?

or

b). Make your business easier through new strategies?

If you pick the ‘option B’ then you are right. Why? The second option promises a benefit that will help your customers to run their business operation, smoothly.

If you test different topics for your webinar, you will find that an interesting, engaging, timely, and educational webinar will pull more audience. Your presentation should be ‘customer-centric and ‘solution-oriented. This will give participants practical ways to solve the challenges they are facing currently.

The topic should also obviously include the real goal of lead generation, product launching, and educating your audience.

3. Find your Target Audience

If you are selling a sports product, it would be pointless to market a webinar to those who are more interested in business courses. Hence, it is extremely necessary to search out forums, mail groups, chat rooms, or any other social media platform to find out your target audience.

Once you find a topic of interest, create a follow-up plan, and make a strategy to build your event marketing plan from there.

4. Be open to fluctuating Attendance Expectations

Sometimes we overestimate the numbers and find it demotivating to see the actual number of people who attend the webinar. Expect a show rate of only 30% of those who have registered for a free webinar.

If your numbers are below that then make sure that you are sending day-of and 24 hours reminders via email. Send invitations to more prospects and multiple times to remind them about your free webinar.

5. Use Polling Questions

The best way to increase the engagement on your webinar is to ask your audience to participate in your webinar. If you have ever attended a webinar on one of the most leading platforms, you must have noticed that they allow you to pre-load interactive polling questions.

You can capture the attention of your audiences by asking questions related to the webinar. Ask things like:

i. What interests you most about the webinar?

ii. What are the immediate challenges you are facing?

iii. Would you like to boost your sales?

iv. Would you like more information on our latest product or services?

The type of questions that we have mentioned above will not only attract the audience to your webinar but also give them ‘food-for-thought and keep them hooked for your next webinar.

Have your attendees try, buy and contact you for more information on your products or next webinar. Also, offer them a limited-time offer for the webinar to create urgency and hype around it. If you are doing an educational webinar, tell your attendees to stay on for more information.

And last, but far away from least- Be Enthusiastic and talk in a more connecting way! Motivate your participants and engage them in conversation. Want to know more about marketing strategies? Click here: https://www.badabusiness.com/?ref_code=ArticlesLeads to join the league of successful entrepreneurs.

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Indian Tech Services Revenue Could Reach $300-350 Billion by 2025: Nasscom

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The technology services sector in India is could accelerate growth by 2 per cent to 4 per cent over the next half a decade, as per a report by Nasscom titled ‘Future of Technology Services – Winning in this decade.’ According to the report, the industry could reach $300-350 Billion in its annual revenues. At present, the technology services sector accounts to 27 per cent of the country’s total export. It also supports livelihoods of around 44 Lakh people, as per the report. The industry also contributes to 8 per cent to the overall economy by providing impetuous to more than 50 digital initiatives across various sectors including banking, finance, health among others. 6 Benefits How Technology Can Be Beneficial for Your Business.

Debjani Ghosh, President Nasscom, said in a statement, “The Indian Technology services sector can utilise the potential of deep technologies like cloud, artificial intelligence, machine learning, IoT, etc., through effective transformational practices, thereby contributing to the overall economy in the coming decade.” “The government needs to encourage and support digital literacy and skilling to ensure its talent, energy, imagination, knowledge, and unmatched commitment unites to address the customers’ surging needs,” added Ghosh. 3 Technological Trends that will define the future!

The coming decade will also experience growth in the technology spend, which would be primarily driven by the increase of  digital reinventors, technology natives and a growth in demand for Digital 2.0 accelerated by the industrialisation of cloud, AI and cybersecurity, said the Nasscom. According to the report, the technology services are expected to mount to $300-350 Billion in revenue by 2025, boosted by the cybersecurity ad loT digital spending.

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After Infosys and Reliance, OYO Hotels & Homes To Cover Cost of COVID-19 Vaccine of Its Employees, Families in India

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OYO Hotels & Homes will cover the cost of novel coronavirus vaccines of all its employees in India and their family members, the hospitality major announced on Thursday. In a statement, the company said that its employees and their families can get the vaccination at any vaccination centre convenient to them. The company would compensate in full, it added. COVID-19 Impact: 5 Tips to Help Your Businesses Recover from Coronavirus Pandemic.

“As part of our commitment to keep our employees and their families safe and show our gratitude to them, we are happy to facilitate the cost of their Covid-19 vaccinations. We encourage employees to take the vaccine after reading up about its benefits and making an informed decision,” Dinesh Ramamurthi, Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO), OYO Hotels & Homes said.

“We have always believed in providing equal opportunities to everyone irrespective of their age and gender and our new gender-neutral parental policy is a testament to us levelling the playing field both at home and at work,” he added. Business Confidence in India Improves As Economic Activities and COVID-19 Vaccination Drive Gathers Pace: NCAER Survey.

Earlier, companies such as Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Reliance Industries (RIL) and Accenture have also said that they will cover the vaccination costs for their employees.

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CHUNAUTI Startup Challenge: STPI Receives Over 6,500 Applications For The Challenge Hunt

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With an aim to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship in the key sectors across India, the Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) announced that it has received 6,708 applications for the Challenge Hunt under Next Generation Incubation Scheme (NGIS) by Advancing Uninhibited Technological Intervention (CHUNAUTI). In August 2020, CHUNAUTI was launched by Electronics and IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad. The program aims to identify around 300 startups working in selected areas and provide them with a seed fund of up to Rs 25 lakh and other facilities.

According to a report by PTI, the government has earmarked an amount worth Rs 95.03 crore over three years for the programme. About 1,820 applications qualified and 111 applicants were selected for the presentation round, a statement said. The consolidation of scores and the finalisation of results is underway. The final list of selected startups will be announced soon that will be incubated by STPI and be provided with stipends/seed funding and other facilities to set up their venture, it said.

The report said that maximum applications were received for edtech, agri-tech and fintech sectors (767), followed by jobs and skilling, linguistic tools and technologies and healthcare sectors at (312) and (308) applications, respectively. In terms of regions, Maharashtra leads the tally with 215 applicants followed by Uttar Pradesh (199), Odisha (138) and Madhya Pradesh (129).

“The initiative aligns with our vision to foster an innovative ecosystem for the development of indigenous software products. The selected startups will receive end-to-end support through financial assistance and mentorship that will encourage innovation and entrepreneurship in the key sectors,” Omkar Rai, Director General of STPI, said.

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5 Surprising Myths about Entrepreneurs that need to be busted!

Do you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur?

If you will ask any entrepreneur who has built a startup, he or she will tell you that starting a company is just like having a baby. The slight line between the two is very sleek. And just like parenthood, entrepreneurship is not for the faint-hearted. It is emotionally draining, physically, and spiritually tough.

Starting a business requires courage to take risks, patience to face the worse, and confidence to manage everything with panache. That being said there are plenty of ideas, notions, assumptions, beliefs, and most common myths that surround entrepreneurs.

Some of them might inspire a lot of you; while some of them might prove to discourage you to start your own business. However, these myths are far from true and superficial too.

Here is a list of all 5 common misconceptions about entrepreneurship that we will go through and debunk to present the truth behind them. If you are on the fence about building a startup, take a look at these myths getting debunked:

MYTH 1- Entrepreneurs Lack Personal Life

Lots of people believe that entrepreneurs work 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Though entrepreneurship can take grueling working hours and commitment, it is not true that entrepreneurs do not have a personal life.

Part of being your boss means you can schedule your working hours and can take time off whenever you want. Certainly, this does not mean that you can take off whenever you don`t feel like coming to work, it simply means that you can attain a cordial work-life balance.

Also, one of the key skills to become a successful entrepreneur is to acquire brilliant time management skills. So, if you can establish a proper work routine, you won`t have trouble finding free time.

MYTH 2- Wait for the Right Time

A common misbelief where people believe that they should wait for the right time to launch a business can prove costly. Perhaps, this could be one of the reasons, why most of the excellent projects never see the light of the day. The truth is that there never really is a “right” time. Most people never feel fully ready.

The secret behind the success of few entrepreneurs is that prepare themselves for the future by taking small steps. You can take all the time in the world to plan, build and then put it off for years, but if you don`t execute it, you are not going to go anywhere.

If you wait for the right moment, you will keep waiting forever. There is not a set date or an alarm that will go off announcing, “Today is the day!” The sooner you begin, the sooner you will get closer to a sustainable and profitable business.

MYTH 3- You need to Know Everything Before Taking the Leap

In the bestselling book, Rookie Smarts, author Liz Wiseman asks the million-dollar question- Is it possible that we can be at our best despite being under-qualified or trying something for the first time? The answer is yes- with the right, focused, and a positive mindset.

Being new, curious, and somewhat naïve is an asset in today`s dynamic world. Sounds strange, right? However, there is a logical reason behind it. To be successful at anything new requires energy, innovation, creativity, and the ability to step outside your comfort zone.  It`s often not what you know, but how fast you can learn is that counts.

MYTH 4- Entrepreneurs take a lot of Risks

Entrepreneurs do take risks! However, this doesn’t necessarily mean that they put themselves in a high-risk situation. Entrepreneurship is generally considered a risky proposition and many risks are associated with your business. However, contrary to popular belief, entrepreneurs smartly plan their every step to reduce risk.

They follow a calculated learning and experimentation process, actively taking steps to mitigate risk early and continuously.

MYTH 5- Entrepreneurs are only Driven by Money

Would entrepreneurs start a business in which they can`t make huge profits? Never! However, there is more to it. Generating revenue is not the only motivation for small business owners. It is not even first on their list. Following their lifelong dream and achieving their passion is the main motivation for entrepreneurs.

Then, comes financial stability. It does not mean that you are buying Ferraris. Being financially stable simply means that you are living a comfortable life and able to make ends meet. Money is a motivator, but not as important to entrepreneurs as people assume.

Dreams and ideas are two fundamentals, but also you will have to believe that it`s possible to achieve them. More and more men and women are starting a business. Everyone can get the skillset and mind of an entrepreneur. But to be a successful entrepreneur passion, confidence and the willingness to never give up are the most essential.

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Udyam Registration Portal: Over 25 Lakh MSMEs Registered Through Centre Govt’s Online Initiative

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The central government is taking several schemes to promote and develop the MSME sector. Certain programmes have been undertaken for the welfare of the micro, small and medium enterprises. One such initiative is the Udyam Registration Portal, which was undertaken to simply the process of registering a firm as an MSME. The registration through the portal has crossed 25 Lakh so far. As per the data shared by Union MSME Minister Nitin Gadkari in Rajya Sabha, a total of  25,07,112 firms have been registered as the micro, small or medium enterprises on the Udyam Registration Portal till March 22, 2021. In November the registration toll stood at 11 lakh. Udyam Registration Portal: GSTIN No Longer Mandatory for Registering MSMEs.

Launched in July last year, the portal aimed to eliminate the excessive paperwork involved in the registering process, making it more efficient and streamlined. The objective of the portal is to provide a single-page registration, consume less time and simplify registering process for MSMEs. The portal has been welcomed by the various existing MSMEs and the business owners who have been planning to get their firms registered under the sector. It has made the process of registration from transparent and user friendly. MSMEs in India: Over 11 Lakh MSMEs Registered So Far on Udyam Online System Since July; Here’s How You Can Register Your MSME Online.

Recently, the government also did away the need to have a GSTIN to register the firm as MSME through the Udyam Portal, following the complaints and criticism from the various groups and business owners in the sector. The business owners can now register under the MSME sector through the portal by using their PAN (Permanent Account Number) cards only,  the GSTIN is no longer a mandatory requirement for the same. It also aims to support several  micro-enterprises, including skilled craftsmen and artisans and other enterprises in the informal sector and unorganised sector, by easing the process of registration.

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5 Important Steps Entrepreneurs must take for the Perfect Product Launch!

So you have a unique idea for a new product that will magically resolve all the challenges that customers in a particular segment are facing. You create a killer product that may bring a revolution to the world. Now you want the entire world to go crazy to purchase it (think about people standing in queue to buy an iPhone).

But none of that happens and you get up with sweat beads all over your forehead. All the hard work and efforts that you have put in to create a product now appear pointless. Scary, isn`t it?

It is extremely easy to get ahead of yourself when trying to create a new product. Envisioning all the sales and profits, recognition, and success that will emerge after your product launch can often take us away from reality. But just like any other business initiative, a product launch also requires time and careful planning.

And, launching your product in the market without having your ducks in a row is a recipe for disaster. Thus, if you have created a brilliant product after investing your hard-earned money and efforts, here are 5 steps every entrepreneur should take before releasing a new product:

1. Be Strategic in Defining your Target Audience

Whether you are creating the new iPhone or a food joint, it is important to find and learn from your core audience. Establish your base and build their confidence in you.

Learn from your competitors as there are no original ideas, only repurposed ones. As you prepare for your product launch, research your competitors. Take from their good, learn from their mistakes and enhance where you think is a scope for improvement.

2. Go All out When It comes to Publicity

Obscurity kills businesses. If you do not shine like a sun when it comes to publicity, you won`t get the attention that is needed to be successful. Before launching your new product, ask yourself two things-

a). How far will I go to get attention?

b). How frequent will I be in my attempts?

If you will not go overboard when it comes to marketing your product launch, you will not get your customer`s attention. Also, having a thorough understanding of the challenge that your product or service is solving is imperative to business growth. It is very surprising to see how it is not thoroughly thought through.

3. Be Clear & Concise about your Target Audience

If someone asks you, “Who is your target audience?” you should have a concise answer. Otherwise, it’s a red signal! Being an entrepreneur is not an easy deal and thus, it is suggested that you should research well about your target audience.

Apart from knowing your audience, you must be well aware of your product`s value. Take testimonials from your client who found success using your product, which can be beneficial for making improvements.

4. Trace & Understand the Buyer`s Journey

What is the foundation of all the marketing and sales activities? The Buyer`s Journey! The process that revolves around the buying process makes the basis of all the activities related to marketing. Thus, it is essential to understand the customer`s pain points, from where do they get their information to, and who influences the purchase. Generally, there are specific events that may trigger a purchase.

5. Focus on Major Media Outlets

Attention is the currency of the internet. An average person consumes an enormous amount of information daily. To hold someone`s attention, cut through the noise. Develop the right media strategy that is suitable for your product launch. Pitch yourself as an expert and focus on high-profile media outlets. However, your pitch must have a sensational hook with actionable advice.

Also, do not just use the traditional medium of advertisements. Use the power of social media and create hype to engage customers. Create strong brand guidelines and ensure that you got the powerful one. Use social media platforms to create a buzz amongst the target consumers.

Another brilliant way to create a buzz around your product before its launch is to reward your customers. Offer discounts for preorders, first-time users, and or something else that can entice users to buy upon launch.

Launching a new product or service is not easy! There are lots of steps involved that can leave a great impact on a product launch. These steps can make or mar your product in the niche market. Know what is best for your product or service with our Problem Solving Courses.  To know more about it, click here: https://www.badabusiness.com/psc?ref_code=ArticlesLeads

 

 

 

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5 Common Pitfalls Startups Encounter and How to Avoid Them!

Home to 21 Unicorns, India is being the 3rd largest startup ecosystem. The Indian startup has received increased attention in recent years. This simply means that their numbers are on the rise and they are widely being accepted and recognized as an integral part of growth.

Though the immense growth and support for startups that are available in all dimensions is a pleasant change, the cold and hard fact is that most of the startups in India fail within 5 years of their launch, as per a report by IBM Institute for Business Value and Oxford Economics.

There are numerous reasons behind the failure of the startup. But one major reason is due to the lack of innovation. Also, startups that fail tend to repeat the same mistakes that prove costly shortly.

Here is a list of five common pitfalls that every entrepreneur makes at the early stages, but should steer clear of them at any cost:

1. They don`t have a Leadership Team that encourages diversity

Starting our list with the most common but costly mistake that founders usually make is when they begin hiring people for their team. Many entrepreneurs hire people just like themselves. On the surface, this appears to be a sound idea, but the danger lies underneath.  Without people who challenge the stereotypes and the founder`s thinking, a startup fails to identify new opportunities or to spot risks until it`s too late.

Avoiding this trap is essential to make a startup business successful. Startups should hire people who think out-of-the-box and know no creative boundaries. The diversity of ideas, skill sets, and backgrounds are the key essentials of every successful startup.

2. They Don`t Invest Time To Find The Right Venture Capital

Capital is essential. But this does not mean that every startup should rush after it. Speed is important, yes, but without breaks, it will result only in a misadventure. Finding a balance speed to find the right fit is equally essential.

Finding perfect Venture Capital is just like finding the right partner for marriage. Take enough time to find the right match- and avoid jumping at the first or the biggest check.

VCs are always on the lookout for the next Uber, Razorpay, Nykaa, or Facebook. To increase their chances, they may invest in multiple companies and come with a growth-at-all-mindset.

To avoid a situation like that put in a considerable amount of time to find a VC partner that will provide thoughtful guidance, mentorship and will be there for you during the challenges.

3. They Create Products Without Considering Customer`s Pain Points

Too often founders get overly enthusiastic about their ideas related to their product or service. They often believe that once they build a product, customers will come. But building a product or a service without any customer validation or A/B testing can be dangerous for a business.

Instead, founders of startups should always find an alpha customer and then create a product to solve the customer`s biggest pain point. Creating a customer-centric product doesn`t happen by just sitting around a conference table brainstorming. The idea to build an amazing product comes from seeking out and tackling the real problems in the world that already exist.

4. They Lack a Clear, Concise & Focused Go-to-Market Plan

More often than not, startups are known to overestimate the demand for their products. Generally, they also lack a clear understanding of how to bring their big ideas to the market. Entrepreneurs should document a clear and concise path to their profitability. To chart this document they should conduct rigorous research and analysis that challenge their market estimates.

This requires an in-depth knowledge of the strengths and weaknesses of their market competitors. Along with that, they should also determine the company`s proprietary advantage in each market segment it is looking to penetrate.

It is also important to be prepared in advance to be able to shift the business with the technological advancement or according to customer needs. And while adaptability is crucial, having a focused plan is also essential. As a startup the resources are generally limited, thus, it is important to be laser-focused for maximum impact.

5. They don`t build Strategic Partnerships

Many startups think about partnerships just in terms of capital and checks. But startups also require strategic alliances that will help them refine their business models, new customers, scale revenues, and generate market awareness.

By making partnerships with large and established companies, startups can save costs on R&D resources as well as the expertise of their professional team.

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‘Completion before expansion’- Invest your money on a complete project

Planning to buy a new home? Know why you should invest your hard earned money on a complete project rather than an under-construction project.