Discovering New Business Opportunities
May 2009 · Allen & Unwin
Ebook
224
Pages
About this ebook
Looking for a new idea that you can turn into a business?
Already have an idea that might work?
About to take the plunge and want to road test your idea?
Discovering New Business Opportunities shows you how to uncover new business ideas and how to decide which ones are worth pursuing. This book is the boot camp for new business ideas with scores of tips to help you:
* Look for new business opportunities
* Identify a viable market
* Anticipate the risks
* Build a business model
* Validate commercial potential
* Develop a start-up strategy
Already have an idea that might work?
About to take the plunge and want to road test your idea?
Discovering New Business Opportunities shows you how to uncover new business ideas and how to decide which ones are worth pursuing. This book is the boot camp for new business ideas with scores of tips to help you:
* Look for new business opportunities
* Identify a viable market
* Anticipate the risks
* Build a business model
* Validate commercial potential
* Develop a start-up strategy
About the author
John English is Associate Professor in Entrepreneurship at the University of Tasmania and Deputy Director of the Australian Innovation Research Centre. He is the author of the best-selling book, How to Organise and Operate a Small Business in Australia, which has been in print for over 25 years in ten editions.
Babette Moate is a policy analyst with the Tasmanian state government. Her passion is fashion design with her own label called Babette.
Babette Moate is a policy analyst with the Tasmanian state government. Her passion is fashion design with her own label called Babette.
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