3. Nine Key Frameworks for Entrepreneurship

Chuck Eesley examines what he describes as the frameworks for entrepreneurship. He describes nine basic models and frameworks for entrepreneurship and hopes that by giving a very broad sense of what entrepreneurship is and what separates the successes from failures.
Take the quizzes and find the rest of the course at eesley.blogspot.com
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[@iambelal2]

1. Two "Phases" 2. Byers, Dorf & Nelson 3. Sahlman's Concept of Fit 4. Komisar's "3 Questions Every Venture Capitalist Wants to Know" 5. Risk Reduction 6. Moore's "Crossing The Chasm" Model and Positioning Statement Template 7. Blank's Customer Development Process 8. Kaplan's Startup Race 9. Effectuation

[@IsmailBerkan]

Great tools however they are more solid frameworks/methods for entrepreneurs such as Blue Ocean's Strategy Canvas, Porter's Five Forces, Lean Startup (MVP), Design Thinking, Jobs-To-Be-Done, Business Model Generation (Canvas), Brainstorming for New Startup (Ideation), Disruptive Innovation, The Golden Circle. What do you think and prefer?

[@prof.cipolla7039]

Amazing. Congratulations.

[@marufmamurovich3793]

Thank you!

[@BenGenio]

I think that the "Customer Development Process" and the "Effectuation" methodologies are more effective when dealing with high uncertainty (e.g. when markets don't exist yet). The other frameworks don't seem to sufficiently highlight customer feedback/iterations into the entrepreneurial process. Any thoughts on this? Also, which framework do you prefer and why?

[@MikeFinney]

Your presentation is great! I am interested in the technologies used to create it.

[@princebanton9136]

This is one of the most confusing presentations I've really wasted my time and sit down and try to watch. Too much repetitiveness. You sound very frustrated and bored to the point, I almost slept away, no grasping of the article to try to interest your audience, you do not sound confident at all. Presentation too slow and too lengthy....

[@mikegusiev4600]

Totally disagree with key concepts of all this frameworks. They all have errors. This presentation and mentioned books are only the philosophy. Philosophy has no application in real life. It's just an attempts to explain what is going on market.