Hardware is Hard
Hardware is Hard – Fun with numbers – A hardware company could spend $3 million to launch their first device. A software company could get to revenue faster and still have a $1 million to market a product with recurring revenue.
Hardware is Hard – Fun with numbers – A hardware company could spend $3 million to launch their first device. A software company could get to revenue faster and still have a $1 million to market a product with recurring revenue.
How does Amazon do it? – Amazon seems to have created a new model for building conglomerates
Financial models – This is the Way. Build simple, cash models. Models do not give answers, they show constraints and trade-offs, and are a tool for making informed decisions. We have a few suggestions on the right way to build them.
Org Chart as an Service- Amazon’s growth is built on an incredibly flexible organizational structure
Traditional ventures have some good reasons for shunning investing in games, but that leaves a big blind spot for someone else to fill.
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In our posts so far on eSports (and here and here), we have focused largely on investing in eSports through the eyes of parties looking to invest in teams. That […]