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DISCIPLINED ENTREPRENEURSHIP 1 Trish Cotter Associate Managing Director, Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship

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DISCIPLINED ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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Trish Cotter

Associate Managing Director,

Martin Trust Center

for MIT Entrepreneurship

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Being an entrepreneuris the new “cool” thing.

As a result,

demand for

entrepreneurship

is blowing up!

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DISCIPLINED ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Definition of Entrepreneurship – 2 Types

Entrepreneurship

SME

(Small Medium Enterprise)

Regional Markets

Restaurants

Dry Cleaners

Services

IDE

(Innovation-Driven Entrepreneurship)

Global Markets

Products for Export

Sustainable Competitive Advantage at Core

• Δt is short• Linear growth• Less investment required

• Δt is long• Exponential growth• A lot of investment required

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Spirit + Skills

Successful Entrepreneurship

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How 24 Steps Was Put Together 5

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“Talking to Humans” by Giff Constable.

This is a free PDF download (also available on Amazon) and does an excellent job of making the subject matter approachable to people who

have never done primary market research before.

“UX for Lean Startups” by Laura Klein –despite the name, this book provides a

really great overview of a variety of research techniques that we in the

industry have been using for 25 years –adapted for the startup scenario.

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Benefits of Approach

Comprehensive yet Practical

Integrated

Proven & Tested – To Stand the Test of Time

Sequential/Prescriptive

Creates Common Language for Knowledge Transfer and Accumulation

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Entrepreneurship 101 Quiz16

What is the singular necessary and sufficient condition to have a

company?

1.

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What Should We Be?17

Market-Driven

Target Customer-

Driven

Customer-Driven

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Spiraling Innovation19

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Product Development Must be a Rapid & Continuous Process

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© Ash Maurya, “Running Lean”, www.ashmaurya.com

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“I'm actually as proud of the things we haven't done as the things I

have done.”—Steve Jobs

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Examples of Disciplined Entrepreneurship

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Free Online course

www.bit.ly/e-101

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More info

The book

www.disciplinedentrepreneurship.com

Progress Dashboard

www.detoolbox.com

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1 Week Intensive Course at MIT

By application welcomes you to apply

Last week of January at MIT