From IP to IPO is a textbook for DMwl (Doing More with less)™ Entrepreneurs © 2010 Dr. Abraham “Abe” Gill.
DMwl Entrepreneurs are creative people who maximize their output by “Doing More with less”. The textbook describes in detail the entire process from the idea stage (IP) to the best suitable exit (IPO). Even if someone does not have a winning business idea, they can learn from this textbook how to come up with such ideas by focusing their attention to the case studies presented at the end of each chapter.
The book was written in a short format (200 pages) and it concentrates on principles rather than details. There are many excellent business books with tons of details but sometimes the details are not helpful and the reader looses concentration. The author believes that understanding and focusing on principles may help the reader develop the details at a later stage. Focusing on details may not help the readers understand the underlying principals. What you will find in this book:
Description on IP (Intellectual Property) and IPO (Initial Public Offering)- First steps in starting your own company or service
- Doing your own initial marketing and competitive analysis
- Preparing your own business intelligence report
- Corporate Entrepreneurship
- How to raise funds for your new company
- What are case studies and how to use them?
- Exit strategies such as IPOs or selling your company
- Useful forms, checklists and standard agreement
Important Notice:
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For customers who have purchased the first edition: Figures 1 to 4 where omitted by mistake from the first edition (2010). We apologize for this unfortunate error. Please click here to view or to download these figures: