This document discusses startups and entrepreneurship. It defines a startup as a human institution designed to deliver a new product or service under conditions of uncertainty. An entrepreneur is described as someone who works over 100 hours a week to avoid working 40 hours a week. The document emphasizes the importance of validating ideas, networking, and addressing data privacy for startups. It encourages the audience to buckle their seatbelts as Kansas is going bye-bye, referring to the major changes startups can bring.

1. START-UP
A RÓZSASZÍN FELHŐ MÖGÖTT

3. STARTUP [NOUN]: A STARTUP IS A HUMAN
INSTITUTION DESIGNED TO DELIVER A NEW
PRODUCT OR SERVICE UNDER CONDITIONS
OF EXTREME UNCERTAINTY.
Eric Ries
DICTIONARY

4. “BUCKLE YOUR SEATBELT
DOROTHY, BECAUSE KANSAS
IS GOING BYE-BYE!”

6. - IDEA
- PRODUCT
- WHERE IS THE MONEY?

13. TRUE STORY

15. - SELF BRANDING
- PITCH
- PROFESSIONAL
- INTERNATIONAL

16. ENTREPRENEUR [NOUN]: PEOPLE THAT
WORK 100+ HOURS A WEEK, TO AVOID
WORKING 40 HOURS A WEEK.
Daniel Karpantschof
DICTIONARY

17. BUSINESS PLAN
VALIDATION
NETWORKING
DATA PRIVACY

18. KÖSZÖNÖM A FIGYELMET!
Gaál Tamás
Product Owner
Virgo Systems Informatikai Kft.
gaal.tamas@virgo.hu
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