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This may not answer your initial question, but I hope it helps with your overall objective. I would argue that there is a commonality in successful business ve
by sirrele 10y ago
This may not answer your initial question, but I hope it helps with your overall objective.
I would argue that there is a commonality in successful business venture solutions. The software often serves to replace an archaic(frequently so) and inefficient solution, by focusing on solving a specific problem more efficiently. To test this theory, try to find all of the oldest industries that are still active. See if the companies have been innovative in terms of technology. You could find that those that haven't been "upgraded" are a next inline for a needed solution.
- ge96 10y agoAny help/direction to look helps. It also would help if I was actually passionate about whatever field I decided to pursue. I'm starting to realize more and more that time counts, when you allocate so much of it to a person/company/job and you have less and less, what you do matters. Anyway as I said I don't really have like a "social life" so to speak, I have a couple of good friends, but I don't know "what's current". I'm still unclear, "oldest industries" what are you talking about? Glass ware? Factories? Textiles... I don't know, but it's something so thanks for your input.