Hello and welcome to all of you who are taking the course "Develop your venture"!

It is the following of our 1st mooc (Decode the Entrepreneur's DNA), but this is not a prerequisite.

Throughout the 4 parts of this course, you will learn the basic process for going from a promising idea to a structured solid venture project. How to characterize and asses the market, prototype, design the Business Model, and use for building the strategic roadmap of your venture...

Though you cannot decide when you're going to embark on such a journey, we do hope that this will stimulate some of you to actually starting your venture.

If you have questions about the course contents, this is the place to ask! I will be here to answer them as best I can, but feel free to talk amongst yourselves and help each other. :-)

If you have questions about the logistics of the course (how to access exercises, how to correct assessments…), you can ask them via email to: hello@openclassrooms.com

Happy learning to you all!

Pouvez vous continuer à être présent sur votre 1er Mooc (entrepreneur's DNA?)?

Merci.

Yes indeed

Hello!

First, I'd like to know how it really works.

In fact, I'd like to open my own web site.

May I have some technical information in order to be aimed at opening it in good conditions?

Can you help me?

Have a good day.

Mr. Patrick REDSLOB

patredslob@gmail.com

(retired)

A former TV journalist

I have started to watch the courses' videos and honestly I am impressed by the quality of the content. The sweetch example was particularly interesting to me, since it shows some ideas sound great but are actually very hard to implement, which is why so many startup fail.

I am not surprised that the city of San Francisco decided to sue Sweetch, but successful business ideas often have to use such "gray areas" and hope that their activity will be accepted as legal, like Uber and AirBnb which both have legal problems currently. Is there a good rule of thumb to assess if a legal risk is too high when taking the decision to start a business or not?

Hi,

History demonstrated that innovations that address regulated industries usually happen before legislation changes and adapts.. So, this being stated, there is a judgment call for the entrepreneur to be made about whether or not it's OK to operate at the very edge or slightly outside.. and how much you agree to be outside...

Because, even though on the long run there is little doubt that the legislation will adapt, on the short run, the local lobbies and politics may always kills your business.

Ultimately, it's about what kind of educated bet you are ready to take, understanding oyu may win .. or not... 

Patrick,

I am not sure i understand your question : are you lookig for technical assistance for buiding a website?

Hello,

Do you know if english subtitles of this course are planned ?

Thanks

I don't know. But we're currently producing a french version.

Hi Bruno,

As a premium member, I downloaded your videos (several times and from different computers & OS)  to watch them offline but the zip archive is broken.

Any clue about this ?

Thanks

Hello,

Like vfarcy said, i'm premium and i've download your videos and zip is corrupted too.

Could you fix this issue please?

Thanks

Hi guys!

First I'd like to thank Bruno for the quality of the contents and their exhaustiveness.
I have completed 80% of the two first parts of the parcours and I'd like to start the third but it seems closed.
Do I have to totally complete the first stages or is there an opening date planned? Can't wait to learn more :-)

hey guys i want to know how to have an access to the courses i have just the videos please help

A custom software development project can also deal with solving very specific business processes, rather than general application development https://mlsdev.com/blog/healthcare-mobile-app-development. For example, a software developer may specialize in helping businesses with accounting concerns or human resources management. These developers may be particularly useful for companies that tend to adapt their business processes to changing economic conditions, and are less willing to spend money on software that may not be effective in this new environment. They will also likely be less expensive than a software developer who works on a general software application and could prove to be an excellent investment.

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Edité par MikesoerMike 22 octobre 2021 à 13:03:51

BrunoMartinaud a écrit:

Hi,

History demonstrated that innovations that address regulated industries usually happen before legislation changes and adapts.. So, this being stated, there is a judgment call for the entrepreneur to be made about whether or not it's OK to operate at the very edge or slightly outside.. and how much you agree to be outside...

Because, even though on the long run there is little doubt that the legislation will adapt, on the short run, the local lobbies and politics may always kills your business.

Ultimately, it's about what kind of educated bet you are ready to take, understanding oyu may win .. or not... 

I completely agree with you - in business no one can give a 100% guarantee and there are always risks. As an alternative solution, I can give an example from the article https://sloboda-studio.com/blog/how-to-develop-online-marketplace-mvp/. You can see that by developing a prototype of your business idea, you can not only avoid additional costs, but also test the viability of your idea on real buyers.

This course can be a wonderful investment in yourself. After all, in order to successfully conduct business, you need to know a lot of different information. I recently looked into the impact of reviews and how they help build a reputation. Thanks to this source, https://accfarm.com/buy-positive-reviews/houzz-reviews I can buy houzz reviews and can count on a visible positive result.

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Edité par GaryStokley 30 mai 2022 à 9:52:30