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What are you trying to say with this question? Are most major companies something that have a repeatable business model or are they a combination of being in t
by fierarul 16y ago
What are you trying to say with this question?
Are most major companies something that have a repeatable business model or are they a combination of being in the right place at the right time, with very good execution?
Would you want for your own company a repeatable business model or to be in the right place at the right time, with very good execution?
Could you even make a repeatable business model without a combination of being in the right place at the right time, with very good execution?
Really, I don't understand your question at all.
- runT1ME 16y agoFair enough, I'll clarify: When I say repeatable business model, I mean something like selling physical products online(amazon, zappos), selling physical hardware (IBM, HP), , selling enterprise software (oracle, SAP), or selling SAAS subscriptions (SalesForce, ec2). Is giving away a 'community edition' of software and selling an enterprise licensed one repeatable to other types of software, or is it a unique case where Linux became The other server operating system, and they were both lucky and skilled enough to become the number one provider of linux.
- ZeroGravitas 16y agoMySQL?
- mindcrime 16y agoIs giving away a 'community edition' of software and selling an enterprise licensed one repeatable to other types of software, or is it a unique case where Linux became The other server operating system, and they were both lucky and skilled enough to become the number one provider of linux. There are a lot of other companies doing this, or something very much like it. Some of them have been around for a while, but I don't know any details of how profitable they are (or aren't). I do know I'm taking a stab at doing this model myself, so I'll let ya know how it works out in a couple of years. :-)