Flexible working, Working remotely or Co-working are not terms just for startups and small businesses anymore, big companies also moving to new age workplaces as flexible working has made businesses more productive.

Nowadays, the government of India, city officials, and many local communities have accepted the fact that to build prosperity and to stimulate the growth as well, we need to foster entrepreneurship among people especially the youth.

It’s always helpful to look to the entrepreneurs who already tased the success, they have an approach to achieve more success.
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Dr. Ajay Kela is the President & CEO of the Wadhwani Foundation. With 30 years of experience managing global software businesses under his belt, Ajay came on board the Wadhwani Foundation in 2009, full time.

I have been working with startups for a fairly long time now. The fun part of working with startups is that there is absolutely no way to anticipate what would come next.

You have to be fast and nimble, constantly adjusting to the changes that are happening around you.

I tend to put down the various thoughts I have in mind as notes to someday write a blog about it. Last week as I was going through the countless number of notes that I had, I found quite a few notes about Knowledge, Ignorance and Imagination.

One of the virtues which is highly regarded in the startup ecosystem is innovation and creativity. Everyone looks up to original thinkers , and we want our students to come up with brilliant new ideas , so that they can translate them into successful businesses.

One of the first steps to launching a successful startup is building your Minimal Viable Product. In essence, a Minimal Viable Product (MVP) is all about verifying the fact that there is a market where your potential company can call home and bring in paying customers. It’s about finding your early adopters and seeing exactly they are willing to pay for.

The majority of entrepreneurs have a presence on Facebook, either for personal use or for business.

For those who are missing out, I have to imagine that they fail to understand the benefits that Facebook can bring to their startups. But how many are really utilizing the social media giant for its full potential?