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Technology and Business
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Technology has been wonderful for entrepreneurs.
Murray Low: So what technology has done, which is absolutely wonderful for independent entrepreneurs, is it's made the three-person shop as professional as the 30,000 person shop. And in some ways, it's given an advantage to the smaller companies, because you've got all the access to technology. And it's changed the economies of scale, of production and so just so wonderful in terms of individual productivity and the ability to link sort of virtual networks. So if I was to come up, suggest one other sort of factor that leads to successful entrepreneurial businesses, it's not trying to do everything, focusing on the core things where you really add value and then getting other people, basically outsourcing and getting other people to sort share some of the risk and contribute their-- or make their contribution to business. So with technology, that's just a lot easier, the communication, the control, the logistics are just much easier. And so technology has really given the independent entrepreneur a degree of freedom that never existed before. It's created opportunities for small businesses to compete where they never would have been considered a player before. It gives them legitimacy.
Recorded on: 5/13/08
Murray Low: So what technology has done, which is absolutely wonderful for independent entrepreneurs, is it's made the three-person shop as professional as the 30,000 person shop. And in some ways, it's given an advantage to the smaller companies, because you've got all the access to technology. And it's changed the economies of scale, of production and so just so wonderful in terms of individual productivity and the ability to link sort of virtual networks. So if I was to come up, suggest one other sort of factor that leads to successful entrepreneurial businesses, it's not trying to do everything, focusing on the core things where you really add value and then getting other people, basically outsourcing and getting other people to sort share some of the risk and contribute their-- or make their contribution to business. So with technology, that's just a lot easier, the communication, the control, the logistics are just much easier. And so technology has really given the independent entrepreneur a degree of freedom that never existed before. It's created opportunities for small businesses to compete where they never would have been considered a player before. It gives them legitimacy.
Recorded on: 5/13/08
Murray Low: So what technology has done, which is absolutely wonderful for independent entrepreneurs, is it's made the three-person shop as professional as the 30,000 person shop. And in some ways, it's given an advantage to the smaller companies, because you've got all the access to technology. And it's changed the economies of scale, of production and so just so wonderful in terms of individual productivity and the ability to link sort of virtual networks. So if I was to come up, suggest one other sort of factor that leads to successful entrepreneurial businesses, it's not trying to do everything, focusing on the core things where you really add value and then getting other people, basically outsourcing and getting other people to sort share some of the risk and contribute their-- or make their contribution to business. So with technology, that's just a lot easier, the communication, the control, the logistics are just much easier. And so technology has really given the independent entrepreneur a degree of freedom that never existed before. It's created opportunities for small businesses to compete where they never would have been considered a player before. It gives them legitimacy.
Recorded on: 5/13/08
Murray Low: So what technology has done, which is absolutely wonderful for independent entrepreneurs, is it's made the three-person shop as professional as the 30,000 person shop. And in some ways, it's given an advantage to the smaller companies, because you've got all the access to technology. And it's changed the economies of scale, of production and so just so wonderful in terms of individual productivity and the ability to link sort of virtual networks. So if I was to come up, suggest one other sort of factor that leads to successful entrepreneurial businesses, it's not trying to do everything, focusing on the core things where you really add value and then getting other people, basically outsourcing and getting other people to sort share some of the risk and contribute their-- or make their contribution to business. So with technology, that's just a lot easier, the communication, the control, the logistics are just much easier. And so technology has really given the independent entrepreneur a degree of freedom that never existed before. It's created opportunities for small businesses to compete where they never would have been considered a player before. It gives them legitimacy.
Recorded on: 5/13/08
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