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Why your company requires both brains and brawn to succeed

Entrepreneurs' Organization

He’s also a Silicon Valley venture capitalist, sits on the boards of several startups, is a many-time entrepreneur himself, and was previously an exec at GE and Intel. The post Why your company requires both brains and brawn to succeed appeared first on THE BLOG.

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Convoy: The Future of Truck Freight

Y Combinator

In the last few years, incumbents have started to adopt technology to fix inefficiencies, but they’ve focused on tools to streamline individual tasks (e.g., Fragmented supply and demand is a problem for incumbents, but a great opportunity for a digital marketplace. 3) A Strategy That Alleviates Systemic Supply Shortage.

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Revolution co-founder talks Living Social, ZipCar, Steve Case & GroupOn Super Bowl Ads

Both Sides of the Table

Today’s interview was with Tige ( interesting to follow on Twitter ), who has been involved with funded and/or sitting on the boards of Revolution Money, Living Social, Flexcar (now ZipCar) and UberMedia. It allows him the opportunity to do what he does best, finding and motivating entrepreneurs then thinking through market strategy.

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Simple Frameworks For Success (Full Video + Success)

OnStartups

The strategy behind it, I think, is strong in terms of it gets HubSpot into a thing which is where I think the future of SaaS companies is going to be heading. And I published this on my own startups blog. Because people don't love the incumbent right now. Or even just read these blog posts and watch these videos.