Investigating Entrepreneurial Opportunities - Audio

An idea - managing risks

Starting with ten ideas a week, he writes them down and runs them through a process he calls an ‘entrepreneurial strategic view’ the results will determine his level of investment.

Why study entrepreneurship?

Julian discuses developing  his electronic notice board idea works.

Developing a new idea

One of the most widely used tools in business decision making is the SWOT analysis; strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of a proposal.

SWOT analysis

The STEEP analysis is a way to systematically scan your external business environment to help make sense of our fast moving, complex world.

STEEP analysis

What techniques can you use to research your market and competitors to plan effective strategies?

Competitor and market research

Education

What does it make to be an entrepreneur? Is it hardcoded into certain individuals? Or is it just a matter of changing the way we view opportunities? In this series of audios Emeritus Professor, Colin Gray, of Enterprise Development at The Open University is joined by an entrepreneur and Open University graduate, to discuss the practical issues that arise when you try to bring a technological innovation to market.

This material forms part of the course B322 Investigating entrepreneurial opportunities

An idea - managing risks

Investigating Entrepreneurial Opportunities - Audio

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