The Ideal Startup

  • Finger M
  • Samwer O
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Abstract

It is very difficult to create a model of an ideal startup, but nonetheless we try to give a definition because it summarizes many of the lessons we tried to communicate in this first chapter: The ideal startup is a combination of opportunity, team and timing. The ideal startup addresses a huge market place that is receptive to a change or is just being created due to a paradigm shift, has a team that is sensitive enough to the demands of the market, and hits the market at the right moment, not too early and not too late.

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Finger, M., & Samwer, O. (1998). The Ideal Startup. In America’s Most Successful Startups (pp. 38–38). Gabler Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09252-0_8

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