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A startup can be defined as a business venture that aims to develop and bring to market a unique product or service. One common feature of startups is deployment of technology for a rapidly scalable business model. Not all startups are technology related, however. One reason that startups are linked to technology in the minds of the general public may be that as a term ‘startup’ entered popular jargon in the late nineties, when a large number of internet companies were founded. Oddly, after the burst of the dot-com bubble, the term was used less frequently until it gained popularity
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A startup can be defined as a business venture that aims to develop and bring to market a unique product or service. One common feature of startups is deployment of technology for a rapidly scalable business model. Not all startups are technology related, however. One reason that startups are linked to technology in the minds of the general public may be that as a term ‘startup’ entered popular jargon in the late nineties, when a large number of internet companies were founded. Oddly, after the burst of the dot-com bubble, the term was used less frequently until it gained popularity […]
