Re:JFDI Britain: You don't need a business plan to #startupb...
by timthorn on Tuesday March 29, 2011 @05:32AM
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I'd still take the position that a hairdresser could be a Startup (as well as a startup). There are a few well known brands that I expect originated in that fashion(!) and there's always room for further innovation.
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Re:JFDI Britain: You don't need a business plan to #startupb...
by bootload on Tuesday March 29, 2011 @08:18AM
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"... I'd still take the position that a hairdresser could be a Startup (as well as a startup). ..."
I doubt it. Calling a hairdresser a Startup, is about as convincing as saying Detroit innovates in transport with efficient engine technology.
The key difference, despite its past, Detroit can create new innovative hi-tech products if requried. [0] I dare say it would be harder for hairdressers around the world to do so in a business that is not technology based.
[0] Sebastian Blanco, "Detroit 2011: Li-Ion motors says hello to first Wave sales, promises Inizio by mid-summer" http://green.autoblog.com/2011/01/11/li-ion-motors-wave-sale...