Opportunity Identification: Discovering the "Next Big Thing" with Professor Thomas Lee
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2012
- The Wharton Entrepreneurs Workshop, developed jointly by Wharton | San Francisco and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, features Thomas Lee, Adjunct Professor of Operations and Information Technology Management at the Wharton School, speaking on "Opportunity Identification: Discovering the Next Big Thing."
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Amazon's process is knowledge of need followed by inventing a solution for the need. This gives a sense of purpose for what we are doing and also maximizes efficiency.
Great video!! Real gem
A very nice workshop, truly thought provoking. Thanks for sharing.👍
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Eye opening to me .
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Great lecture.
Great lecture! Thanks for sharing!
starts at 5:35
thanks
He is trying to simplify it, which is great. However, I think the more complex and accurate answer is that it is to do one or more of the following 1.decipher a more accurate problem, 2.solve a more accurate solution to a problem, and 3.blueprint and build a more adapted business(tailored for more competitiveness than competitors). Having enough of one or more of those so to be competitive. More the better. Meaning, you find closer to ideal answer which others are not. He misattributes novelty(meaning substantially different, which isn't always more competitive) for accurate or adapted(meaning more ideally iterated). He does that for simplicity sake I believe.
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Nice class
The value of this talk to me was online reviews for breadcrumbs of insight .
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Thanks for posting this.I have an Innovative Idea. so what now ? How do I find Investors and money to produce my product ? Are there any videos here on this topic ? Please advice.thanks. ( I am not a wharton alumni... but I really like this workshop series! )
1. Learn to write.
@@Richard_is_cool 1. Did you ever think of the idea that his/her first language might not be English? How many langauges do you speak RICHARD?
2. His/her English is fine. However, you should learn what constructive criticism is. Go educate yourself and keep your unnecessary comments to yourself!
3. Spreading hate does only show how unhappy you are with your own life. If you need help, go to therapy man...
@@Andeereees could he not mean learn to write as in learn to write your business plan? Learn to write your pitch to investors?
even when teaching business his power point looks like EE
Dam that man has more degrees than I have fingers wtf!
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