Entrepreneurship
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
Lost you
It is indeed the saddest moment of my life , this current moment
I lost my father , today 15th of December
I have always knew that we all die , but I have never though of losing you.
You rest in peace father , but , I just lost my peace ...
I do remember when held my hands taking me through stairs , saying , Oh Khalid enthusiast, take us to the glory ... with inevitable translation bias
This - no means - has been written here as part of the ETR requirements , however he was an excellent entrepreneur , in fact, he was the , and will be the best
entrepreneur in my eyes. He created multimillion company from 5.3 USD worth, given to him when he was 16 years.
I have no other official blog, but I have a Facebook , that is right ! , but I don't regret having all of this sadness, just because you are the source of it . I don't want to receive all of those "likes"or "dislikes". I just want to be alone , with what i have from memories with you ....
Please forgive me that you dies while I was pursuing MY dreams , you died while I am 5000 + miles from you.... but you are close to me until I die for the second time ....
Salam (Peace)
I lost my father , today 15th of December
I have always knew that we all die , but I have never though of losing you.
You rest in peace father , but , I just lost my peace ...
I do remember when held my hands taking me through stairs , saying , Oh Khalid enthusiast, take us to the glory ... with inevitable translation bias
This - no means - has been written here as part of the ETR requirements , however he was an excellent entrepreneur , in fact, he was the , and will be the best
entrepreneur in my eyes. He created multimillion company from 5.3 USD worth, given to him when he was 16 years.
I have no other official blog, but I have a Facebook , that is right ! , but I don't regret having all of this sadness, just because you are the source of it . I don't want to receive all of those "likes"or "dislikes". I just want to be alone , with what i have from memories with you ....
Please forgive me that you dies while I was pursuing MY dreams , you died while I am 5000 + miles from you.... but you are close to me until I die for the second time ....
Salam (Peace)
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
I am left with five months to be done with my masters. The contents of this course has forced my to rethink what my priorities are. This is because I, and many young graduates, used to think that a person who is at the beginning of his/her career should concentrate on getting into a leading company. Now, I am thinking that I person could be way more successful and small companies, startups, family owned companies or even those companies lacking the organizational structure.
Standalone or internal?
My personal goal was always and still to be a self-employed businessman running his own a company. That said, I am revealing one my of problems, One of my biggest weaknesses is that I have no specific and/ or unique passion, even career wise, I have no specialties. I cannot imagine my self just concentrating on something and building a career around it. I am the best person who has applied: “Jack of all trades, master of none”. Could it be because I did not find what I really like up to know, or is it something else? I really wish I knew.
The good news is, I think I am getting closer to what I might like:
Because I have no real specific career passion, I can be good in management consulting firms, or generalist venture capitalist. So, my next career preference is to work for the least structured company in my country in which you can find huge bureaucracy pressure in almost companies, or one of the international management-consulting firms, which operates there. A third option is to work for the only venture capital firm that I know of in my country: http://www.amwalalkhaleej.com/aboutus.htm
The last option is the least probable, since, looking at their few employees’ profiles, they are very experienced and, in most cases have worked for highly ranked consulting firms for years.
Sorry for talking advantage of such assignment to reflect so personally!
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Can IP really provide protection (Networking Event)
having a Intellectual Property rights can provides huge advantages for individuals, organizations , and start-ups. I would say that this is correct as long as you have the patent at hand. Howver , I dout that it provides any ptotuction given the fact that getting patent approved takes tepeically 3 to 6 years. It also may costs up to 40 thousands dollars.
These information are take from Jeffrey Duquette, Esq., (Mirick O’Connell, LLP) who happens to be WPI alumi of Class of 1991, Mechanical Engineering during his take titled: Understanding and Navigating the IP Landscape - An Intellectual Property Overview" on Tuesday, November 15, 2011
as part of the Collaborative for Entrepreneurship & Innovation venture programs.
His talk was about how the Intellectual property (IP) refers generally to a group of intangible assets which can have a significant impact on a company's operation and growth. This workshop explored the different types of intellectual property protection available - patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets - as well as ways in which to identify and protect your company's IP.
As curios as I could be , is as depressed I was when I knew that getting the patent is costly and time consuming task. This adds to the already high presser on entrepreneurs and start-up owners because some time - if they are lucky enough - they are capitalizing on the possibility of getting an IP to attractive investors to fund their ventures.
again , if it takes 3-6 years to get IP, then what should entrepreneurs do throughout all those years beside working to get the IP aprroval?
and who and how that idea can be protected in that gray time period?
and how entrepreneurs can even fund the approval process?
If I have good amount of money , I will create a company that is a sort of Venture Capital only for the purpose of funding inventors, innovators, and entrepreneurs during the IP approval process. What do you think?
These information are take from Jeffrey Duquette, Esq., (Mirick O’Connell, LLP) who happens to be WPI alumi of Class of 1991, Mechanical Engineering during his take titled: Understanding and Navigating the IP Landscape - An Intellectual Property Overview" on Tuesday, November 15, 2011
as part of the Collaborative for Entrepreneurship & Innovation venture programs.
His talk was about how the Intellectual property (IP) refers generally to a group of intangible assets which can have a significant impact on a company's operation and growth. This workshop explored the different types of intellectual property protection available - patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets - as well as ways in which to identify and protect your company's IP.
As curios as I could be , is as depressed I was when I knew that getting the patent is costly and time consuming task. This adds to the already high presser on entrepreneurs and start-up owners because some time - if they are lucky enough - they are capitalizing on the possibility of getting an IP to attractive investors to fund their ventures.
again , if it takes 3-6 years to get IP, then what should entrepreneurs do throughout all those years beside working to get the IP aprroval?
and who and how that idea can be protected in that gray time period?
and how entrepreneurs can even fund the approval process?
If I have good amount of money , I will create a company that is a sort of Venture Capital only for the purpose of funding inventors, innovators, and entrepreneurs during the IP approval process. What do you think?
Saturday, November 12, 2011
The 20 Most Innovative Startups In Tech
the following link contains the 20 most innovative start-ups in tech:
http://www.businessinsider.com/20-innovative-startups-2011-11?utm_source=%23frankguillen&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=FrankGuillen+Buzz#
Personally , I think , at least 50% of those are not going to fly. However , all of those have made it successfully to raise some money which is surprising, but, what is even more surprising is that how innovation can be in one of the simplest form possible. That is taking something that we all know , and put it in a different use , probably tweak it a little.
In all those innovative start-ups , there was notthing that is completely new. This is such a great news for all of us, since being innovators and entrepreneurs know has become closer. Closer in a sense that one just needs to use whatever is already available to put in a better use.
The best example is illustrate this is to look when the use of check list in industrial setting started vs when it started inside the operation (surgery) room in hospitals!
http://www.businessinsider.com/20-innovative-startups-2011-11?utm_source=%23frankguillen&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=FrankGuillen+Buzz#
Personally , I think , at least 50% of those are not going to fly. However , all of those have made it successfully to raise some money which is surprising, but, what is even more surprising is that how innovation can be in one of the simplest form possible. That is taking something that we all know , and put it in a different use , probably tweak it a little.
In all those innovative start-ups , there was notthing that is completely new. This is such a great news for all of us, since being innovators and entrepreneurs know has become closer. Closer in a sense that one just needs to use whatever is already available to put in a better use.
The best example is illustrate this is to look when the use of check list in industrial setting started vs when it started inside the operation (surgery) room in hospitals!
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Where are customers in the mind of corporations?
Where are customers in the mind of corporations?
the answer is simple : they are in the market there and corporations are working their best to target them. Some may think that corporations are targeting them by offering them their products. Well, that is right , but some corporations are targeting customers in a way that they are shooting them and their innovations. This can be in a form of "we know what the customers want" or late customer involvement in the product/service development , if any.
the numbers mentioned in MIT paper regarding the consumer-centered-innovations are shocking , for example , in UK, individual spends money on R&D 140% more than the corporations do on R&D !
I consider this demand changing the R&D from usually a division of most of the companies to something that is far different.
I strongly believe that we are in a time where organizations that does not keep their customers heavily involved in all the business's stages, they are far from being stable and are deemed for failure.
Ideally , when 2 persons are thinking together, the outcomes should be better than when only one person thinking about the same thing , but that when not taking all the inter-people destructive forces into considerations. Because we people are not that good at cooperating and exchanging thoughts , some times individuals' R&Ds are able to easily beat big corporations' ones.
the answer is simple : they are in the market there and corporations are working their best to target them. Some may think that corporations are targeting them by offering them their products. Well, that is right , but some corporations are targeting customers in a way that they are shooting them and their innovations. This can be in a form of "we know what the customers want" or late customer involvement in the product/service development , if any.
the numbers mentioned in MIT paper regarding the consumer-centered-innovations are shocking , for example , in UK, individual spends money on R&D 140% more than the corporations do on R&D !
I consider this demand changing the R&D from usually a division of most of the companies to something that is far different.
I strongly believe that we are in a time where organizations that does not keep their customers heavily involved in all the business's stages, they are far from being stable and are deemed for failure.
Ideally , when 2 persons are thinking together, the outcomes should be better than when only one person thinking about the same thing , but that when not taking all the inter-people destructive forces into considerations. Because we people are not that good at cooperating and exchanging thoughts , some times individuals' R&Ds are able to easily beat big corporations' ones.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Who is LetusLearn fist costumer?
The education process has two major parts, the learning and the accreditation. LetsLearn will assume the learning part by providing a global tool that serves as a source of exchanging knowledge between knowledge seekers. It is a free website that connects similar-interest field-mates virtually to address academic difficulties and share ideas. It also serves as a tool to form study groups. Once you create your profile and state your current course/s or interest/s, then our unique matching system will search our database and recommend people with similar academic interest. Once matched, our unique learning tools will make things easier for your courses by helping each other, forming study groups and even global project teams.
Since we are based in Massachusetts, I suggest we start in this state, based on the following facts:
Since we are based in Massachusetts, I suggest we start in this state, based on the following facts:
· A quick internet search for statistics of Mass schools revealed that there are 1831 organizations falling under the public schools umbrella below, there is the source:
http://profiles.doe.mass.edu/search/search.aspx?leftNavId=· There are more than 100 colleges in Mass
· Mass area is perfect for start up. Moreover, what is the first state when it comes college ranks? In other words, if we can be successful here, it will work for our benefit since we can leverage having the best colleges in the world in Mass, which can be considered a lead in the global education industry
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