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Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ Applied High-tech Venturing Agenda The Entrepreneur Motivation Personality Workinglife The ideal preconditions The Business Succes- and Non-succes factors Classic Rules of the Thumb

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ Why do it? The ultimate demonstration of your power and skills Great fun and hard work A catching lifestyle – so beware of the nerd- syndrome An independent lifestyle: hardly A team sport with highly motivated and hard working friends Great expectations, great perspective To make a Gazillion? It happens - but Get Your priorities right – and focus on company development.

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ The Entrepreneur Extrovert Proactive Energetic Initiator Capable of – and quick in - making decisions and enforce them (a DOER rather than a PLANNER) Personal integrity Stubborn Ressource-demanding Unpatient A charming bastard!

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ The Entrepreneurial Team

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ The Birth of an IT Venture

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ The Entrepreneurial Working Life The Negative Angle A lot of hard work Strain on family and friends Tough on psyche and body. Crisis and Chaos prevails Basis of decisions often diffuse Chronic lack of money High stress-level Responsible to values and employees Short deadlines

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ The Entrepreneurial Working Life The Positive Angle A match between personality and working life The start-up phase is like a flue: it ends Sometimes: a personal fortune -> The Serial Entrepreneur

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ The Ideal Preconditions Up-to-date education Domain knowledge Entrepreneurial skills A positive life situation A global perspective and a good command of English. (BE-standard OK)

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ Succes factors QUALIFIED TEAM including all experiences and competences needed to complete the task COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSTANDING of the CUSTOMER – reflected in products and services Start in markets in rapid change and transition Market pull versus technology push Methodical preparations before launch A readily understood and logic rationale Enough CASH – competent CASH Product development plans on strategic level GOOD MANAGEMENT in all aspects

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ Non-succes factors Technology-driven venture Paranoia Lack of focus -> The Job-shop Syndrome Afraid of the customer Does not understand the customer Capital locked in outstanding liabilities, bricks and mortar Expenses too high Poor management Bad business ethics

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ From the Bankrupcy Statistics Sales failed39% Beaten by competitors21% Operating costs too high11% Overhead costs too high 4% Bad depts: customer bankrupt 9% Production or technology fails to comply 4% Any other reason: 12% Mess and disorder Inappropriate localization Fraud Health problems, natural disasters etc. 60% mortality in the Market!

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ Rules of the Thumb Competent and opportunity driven business idea Be methodical in your business planning Keep the costs down – live on a rock Get the money from your customers before you pay your suppliers Avoid unnecessary costs: early-stage capital is expensive Bankloans only to finance production allready ordered Don’t start if you don’t have enough money Check the cashflow. Negative cash-in-hand is an instant company-killer Get the right persons involved Focus on market and sales

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ Massachusetts Institute of Technology The MIT Recipy Where is the Pain? (No Pain = No Gain = No Company) What is your value proposition (VP) Quantify your value proposition (QVP) Who is your customer (who is your jury) Why would he or she buy (Pain/value breaks Barriers) How much is he or she willing to pay? (VP) Practice your Elevator Pitch before meeting your customer/investor

Institut for Produktion og Ledelse Danmarks Tekniske Universitet John Heebøll VÆKSTHUS+ END OF THE DAY ! Assignment Get to know your team and find out if it works Deadline for changes in group formation vers. 1.5 is Monday 15 September 2008, 12:00 3. Lecture is about opportunity-driven creativity, but don’t wait for that – as long as your ideas comply with the MIT recipy