Establishing a company comes with a wide range of challenges. One challenge, competition, or the pressure to stand out in a crowded market can either make or break your business. [..]
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In the digital world, Uber’s business model has been copied repeatedly. As a ride-sharing company, Uber is part of an emerging business sector that has changed the transportation industry. Uber is among the top [..]
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Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting startups, knowing too well that most don’t have sufficient security controls or significant cybersecurity budgets. As a startup owner, you’re at the mercy of hackers [..]
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In the last few years, the start-up scene has been bustling with innovative ideas that promise to change how we live. These companies are innovative and use their imaginations to invent the necessary products and services [..]
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You may know Mark Cuban for being the ultra-wealthy investor on ABC’s Shark Tank. Or perhaps you recognize him as the vocal and visible owner of the NBA franchise Dallas Mavericks. Most know that Mark [..]
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Why should you have a business model, and what one should you use? A business model is the design and framework of your enterprise. It factors your target customer or customer base, revenue streams, financing, and [..]
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A subscription-based business model is a type of business model that is based on the idea of charging a customer a monthly or annual fee for the use of your product or service. This is a model that benefits both the [..]
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In previous articles, we have seen that one of the roles of a leader is to motivate and inspire their employees. By maintaining a positive environment, you help drive your company’s objectives. Mentoring is one way of [..]
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Let’s say you started a new business and you’re working hard to meet your goals. You spent months developing a business strategy and are finally ready to start your new venture. Shortly after that, you [..]
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You’ve heard it before, “the customer is always right.” This phrase was coined in 1909 by Harry Gordon Selfridge, who owned a department store in London. The thing is, that was well over 100 years ago, [..]
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