Category Archives: Entrepreneurship
Case Study on Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder or bipolar affective disorder, historically known as manic–depressive disorder.There was a past history of concussion at age 18, when she suffered loss of consciousness. She also described a history of mood swings for many years.
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www.sli.org/services/casestudies/pdfs/LN_treatbipolar.pdf
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Filed under Crisis Management, Entrepreneurship, Short Case Studies
How Governments Should Spur Entrepreneurship
How should a government promote entrepreneurship? This column argues that providing support programs for targeted sectors or companies is akin to "picking winners ex ante." A far better approach is to encourage competition in the financial sector that facilitates experimentation [...]
Filed under Articles, Entrepreneurship
‘‘How can marketing research help innovative SMEs in exploitation of international opportunities in their early internationalization? ’’ : Role of Market Research in internationalization of SMEs
This study aims at providing them with a strategic framework or method to analyze the marketability of their products or services and exploit internationalization opportunities. It also focuses on helping them in reducing their risks linked with cross border business [...]
Filed under Entrepreneurship, Free Cases, Marketing
Start up: Black circle Should you have experience to start a business?
Those wishing to debate whether entrepreneurial talent is born or manufactured may wish to examine the breakneck speed of Michael Welch’s ascent. It’s clear that just being another employee was never an option for the Black Circles founder, even at [...]
Filed under Entrepreneurship, Free Cases
Don't Hit the Panic Button When a Client is Unhappy
When we feel attacked, we get defensive -- that's human nature. But if you want to be successful and happy as an entrepreneur, you need to start thinking about situations like this in a non-toxic way. Here are some alternative [...]
Filed under Enterprise Risk Management, Entrepreneurship
An Integrated Approach to Entrepreneurship
For the past three years Queen's University School has been running a team-based Stage 4 project which serves as a “capstone” project, as well as a vehicle for training students in entrepreneurship. The student teams are tasked with designing and [...]
Filed under Entrepreneurship, Free Cases
Case study on Watco Companies
Watco is the leading direct supplier for
building maintenance, floor coatings and
anti-slip products in the
United Kingdom. Watco’s continued investment
in innovative new products, supported by a
dedicated technical support
team, has enabled Watco to consistently
meet the needs [...]
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Filed under Business, Business Environment, Business Ethics, Business Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Marketing
How do CEOs Think?
As our customers were pushing us for rate discounts, we used the opportunity to get our contact points to get us meetings with their CEO in exchange. Systematically, since January 2009, Hari and I have met more than a 150 [...]
Filed under Articles, Concepts, Entrepreneurship
Naming your Business
What's in a name? A lot, when it comes to small-business success. The right name can make your company the talk of the town; the wrong one can doom it to obscurity and failure. If you're smart, you'll put just [...]
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