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Employment Issues Confronting Start-Up Companies

Computer, 2012
The twelfth in a series of articles providing basic information on legal issues facing people and businesses that operate in computing-related markets discusses employment law issues that new companies encounter.
Brian M. Gaff, Timothy P. Van Dyck, Elizabeth A. Peters   +2 more
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Pragmatic and Opportunistic Reuse in Innovative Start-up Companies

IEEE Software, 2008
Both practitioners and academics often frown on pragmatic and opportunistic reuse. Large organizations report that structured reuse methods and software product lines are often the way to go when it comes to efficient software reuse. However, opportunistic that is, nonstructured reuse has proven profitable for small to medium-sized organizations. Here,
Slinger Jansen, Sjaak Brinkkemper, Ivo Hunink, Cetin Demir   +3 more
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Financing strategies for start-up companies

IEEE Technical Applications Conference. Northcon/96. Conference Record, 2002
Organizers of a start-up business must be concerned about financing from day one. Not only will there be immediate needs for operating capital, but the business plan must include a plan for obtaining the financing necessary to support growth. The typical new venture begins with a good idea and its founders' money.
D.L. Batey, M.M. Breen
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Patterns for starting up a software startup company

Proceedings of the 19th European Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs, 2014
Nowadays, startups have been of growing significance in software business. After the publication of the seminal work of Eric Ries, the Lean Startup concept has been a popular trend. Startup companies have especially been popping up in the volatile fields of web applications and games.
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Market entry of start-up companies

2010
This thesis deals with the theoretical analysis of the internationalization process of hightech start-up companies, expanded by a practical examination. The latter is conducted with the help of the case study methodology by interviewing an Austrian and Hungarian high-tech start-up firm.
Nemes, Peter, Wiedorn, Marlene
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Ventures and Start-up Companies

1995
Athens and Sparta were city states. Hamburg and Bremen were German city states and are to this day independent Lande in the Federal Republic of Germany. The Greek word “polis” (plural poleis) means city or city state. A technopolis is a modern form for city state based on high technology — a city of high tech corporations.
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Lean Start-up in Established Companies: Potentials and Challenges

2017
Lean start-up is an emergent perspective on how entrepreneurs can bring new products and services to the market. This approach challenges the dominant role of lengthy business plans, linear product development processes, and seeking complete overview of the potential of the new products/services before market launch.
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E-Novation and Start-Up Companies

2011
By 2010 the potential to launch a “startup-in-a-box” with an E-Novation framework (Pattinson and Low 2008) supported by social technologies to foster intense collaboration among core employees will become both a reality and essential. Only through a combination of framework and social technologies can startups and founding employees keep pace with the ...
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Gearing up to start up your company

IEEE Engineering Management Review, 2015
YOU are now serious about starting the business after having stewed over it for months. The business makes sense and the numbers pencil out. It is time to do serious planning to go to the next step. Pin down the specific reasons why the business can succeed to enable you to prioritize and focus your energy and make efficient use of your limited ...
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Mentoring in a Start-up Company with Millennial Recruits

2017
This study explores mentoring in an organization with a largely flat structure, consisting of Gen Y employees. In-depth, open-ended interviews were conducted on both mentors and protegees in a start-up company consisting of about 300 employees, which is in aggressive growth-mode.
Priya Kumar, Sachin Kumar
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