Innovation in Space Industry - InfoShare Conference
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The document discusses innovation in the space industry and highlights how small teams experimenting with MVPs and a lean startup approach can lead to learning through failure and repeating the process. It emphasizes the importance of new ways of thinking, diversity, and innovation coming from outside perspectives. Two examples are given of startups with small initial teams that grew to billion dollar valuations through this approach. While risks are involved with small teams, experiments, failing, and new ideas, the overall mission is to inspire change in entrepreneurs' lives.
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Innovation in Space Industry - InfoShare Conference
- 2. Small Teams
- 5. New way of thinking
- 6. Diversity
- 7. Innovation comes from the outside
- 8. $20 billion valuation 2 designers and 1 engineer booking more rooms than the world’s largest hotel chains
- 9. $50 billion valuation 1 engineer, serial entrepreneur More business traveler rides than taxis in most cities.
- 13. Risks
- 14. Small teams Experiments Failing New way of thinking Diversity Outsiders Risks
- 15. OUR MISSION is to inspire change in the lives of entrepreneurs - like you! 500+ CITIES 150K+ ALUMNI 1500+ ventures
- 16. Adrian Pica Startup Weekend Global Facilitator Central European Startup Awards Startup Scout – inventures.eu @adrianpica – fb.com/adrianpica
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