[sci.electronics] High Tech with Low Risk

peekb@oregon.oacis.org (Benjamin Peek - Staff OACIS) (10/09/90)

There is a new book available on high tech entrepreneurship.  While 
a few technology-enabled businesses and products enjoy great 
success, the sad truth is that most fail.  In the best days of the 
venture capital industry the success rate was only about 10%.  
Today's competition is tougher, and success is even more elusive.

High Tech with Low Risk (Venturing Safely into the 90s) by John D. 
Trudel describes how to increase the success rate of high tech 
ventures. Here are some comments from industry experts about the 
book:

"I am confident that you will find this book to be rewarding and 
educational. The writer's style is effective, it is fun to read, and it 
comes to an end too soon."

					Robert Davis
					Professor
					Graduate School of Business
					Stanford University


"In the cauldron of startups, Trudel purges the illusion of technolgy 
itself as the answer; rather, he delivers a roadmap of dynamic 
fundamentals to improve your odds."

					Benjamin R. Peek
					Associate Director
					Oregon Advanced Computing Institute


"The challenge of developing a successful startup in the high tech 
world is becoming more and more difficult. John Trudel's insight into 
the key things that must be mastered is very valuable."

					Rick Potter
					General Manager
					CASE Division
					Mentor Graphics Corporation

"John has successfully practiced high tech entrepreneurship in 
difficult environments and he knows his subject. I highly recommend 
the book."

					Richard LeFaivre
					Director
					Graphic Systems and Software
					Sun Microsystems, Inc.


The book costs $9.95.  It will not be in most bookstores until 
Christmas, but it is available now. by mail. For information or to 
order, contact Eastern Oregon State College Regional Services 
Institute. In Oregon call toll free at 800/452-8639. Otherwise call 
503/962-3755 or FAX 503/962-3668.
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There is a new book available on high tech entrepreneurship.  While 
a few technology-enabled businesses and products enjoy great 
success, the sad truth is that most fail.  In the best days of the 
venture capital industry the success rate was only about 10%.  
Today's competition is tougher, and success is even more elusive.

High Tech with Low Risk (Venturing Safely into the 90s) by John D. 
Trudel describes how to increase the success rate of high tech 
ventures. Here are some comments from industry experts about the 
book:

"I am confident that you will find this book to be rewarding and 
educational. The writer's style is effective, it is fun to read, and it 
comes to an end too soon."

					Robert Davis
					Professor
					Graduate School of Business
					Stanford University


"In the cauldron of startups, Trudel purges the illusion of technolgy 
itself as the answer; rather, he delivers a roadmap of dynamic 
fundamentals to improve your odds."

					Benjamin R. Peek
					Associate Director
					Oregon Advanced Computing Institute


"The challenge of developing a successful startup in the high tech 
world is becoming more and more difficult. John Trudel's insight into 
the key things that must be mastered is very valuable."

					Rick Potter
					General Manager
					CASE Division
					Mentor Graphics Corporation

"John has successfully practiced high tech entrepreneurship in 
difficult environments and he knows his subject. I highly recommend 
the book."

					Richard LeFaivre
					Director
					Graphic Systems and Software
					Sun Microsystems, Inc.


The book costs $9.95.  It will not be in most bookstores until 
Christmas, but it is available now. by mail. For information or to 
order, contact Eastern Oregon State College Regional Services 
Institute. In Oregon call toll free at 800/452-8639. Otherwise call 
503/962-3755 or FAX 503/962-3668.
From: peekb@oregon.oacis.org (Benjamin Peek - Staff OACIS)
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There is a new book available on high tech entrepreneurship.  While 
a few technology-enabled businesses and products enjoy great 
success, the sad truth is that most fail.  In the best days of the 
venture capital industry the success rate was only about 10%.  
Today's competition is tougher, and success is even more elusive.

High Tech with Low Risk (Venturing Safely into the 90s) by John D. 
Trudel describes how to increase the success rate of high tech 
ventures. Here are some comments from industry experts about the 
book:

"I am confident that you will find this book to be rewarding and 
educational. The writer's style is effective, it is fun to read, and it 
comes to an end too soon."

					Robert Davis
					Professor
					Graduate School of Business
					Stanford University


"In the cauldron of startups, Trudel purges the illusion of technolgy 
itself as the answer; rather, he delivers a roadmap of dynamic 
fundamentals to improve your odds."

					Benjamin R. Peek
					Associate Director
					Oregon Advanced Computing Institute


"The challenge of developing a successful startup in the high tech 
world is becoming more and more difficult. John Trudel's insight into 
the key things that must be mastered is very valuable."

					Rick Potter
					General Manager
					CASE Division
					Mentor Graphics Corporation

"John has successfully practiced high tech entrepreneurship in 
difficult environments and he knows his subject. I highly recommend 
the book."

					Richard LeFaivre
					Director
					Graphic Systems and Software
					Sun Microsystems, Inc.


The book costs $9.95.  It will not be in most bookstores until 
Christmas, but it is available now. by mail. For information or to 
order, contact Eastern Oregon State College Regional Services 
Institute. In Oregon call toll free at 800/452-8639. Otherwise call 
503/962-3755 or FAX 503/962-3668.
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There is a new book available on high tech entrepreneurship.  While 
a few technology-enabled businesses and products enjoy great 
success, the sad truth is that most fail.  In the best days of the 
venture capital industry the success rate was only about 10%.  
Today's competition is tougher, and success is even more elusive.

High Tech with Low Risk (Venturing Safely into the 90s) by John D. 
Trudel describes how to increase the success rate of high tech 
ventures. Here are some comments from industry experts about the 
book:

"I am confident that you will find this book to be rewarding and 
educational. The writer's style is effective, it is fun to read, and it 
comes to an end too soon."

					Robert Davis
					Professor
					Graduate School of Business
					Stanford University


"In the cauldron of startups, Trudel purges the illusion of technolgy 
itself as the answer; rather, he delivers a roadmap of dynamic 
fundamentals to improve your odds."

					Benjamin R. Peek
					Associate Director
					Oregon Advanced Computing Institute


"The challenge of developing a successful startup in the high tech 
world is becoming more and more difficult. John Trudel's insight into 
the key things that must be mastered is very valuable."

					Rick Potter
					General Manager
					CASE Division
					Mentor Graphics Corporation

"John has successfully practiced high tech entrepreneurship in 
difficult environments and he knows his subject. I highly recommend 
the book."

					Richard LeFaivre
					Director
					Graphic Systems and Software
					Sun Microsystems, Inc.


The book costs $9.95.  It will not be in most bookstores until 
Christmas, but it is available now. by mail. For information or to 
order, contact Eastern Oregon State College Regional Services 
Institute. In Oregon call toll free at 800/452-8639. Otherwise call 
503/962-3755 or FAX 503/962-3668.
----- News saved at 8 Oct 90 18:52:13 GMT

There is a new book available on high tech entrepreneurship.  While 
a few technology-enabled businesses and products enjoy great 
success, the sad truth is that most fail.  In the best days of the 
venture capital industry the success rate was only about 10%.  
Today's competition is tougher, and success is even more elusive.

High Tech with Low Risk (Venturing Safely into the 90s) by John D. 
Trudel describes how to increase the success rate of high tech 
ventures. Here are some comments from industry experts about the 
book:

"I am confident that you will find this book to be rewarding and 
educational. The writer's style is effective, it is fun to read, and it 
comes to an end too soon."

					Robert Davis
					Professor
					Graduate School of Business
					Stanford University


"In the cauldron of startups, Trudel purges the illusion of technolgy 
itself as the answer; rather, he delivers a roadmap of dynamic 
fundamentals to improve your odds."

					Benjamin R. Peek
					Associate Director
					Oregon Advanced Computing Institute


"The challenge of developing a successful startup in the high tech 
world is becoming more and more difficult. John Trudel's insight into 
the key things that must be mastered is very valuable."

					Rick Potter
					General Manager
					CASE Division
					Mentor Graphics Corporation

"John has successfully practiced high tech entrepreneurship in 
difficult environments and he knows his subject. I highly recommend 
the book."

					Richard LeFaivre
					Director
					Graphic Systems and Software
					Sun Microsystems, Inc.


The book costs $9.95.  It will not be in most bookstores until 
Christmas, but it is available now. by mail. For information or to 
order, contact Eastern Oregon State College Regional Services 
Institute. In Oregon call toll free at 800/452-8639. Otherwise call 
503/962-3755 or FAX 503/962-3668.
From: peekb@oregon.oacis.org (Benjamin Peek - Staff OACIS)
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There is a new book available on high tech entrepreneurship.  While 
a few technology-enabled businesses and products enjoy great 
success, the sad truth is that most fail.  In the best days of the 
venture capital industry the success rate was only about 10%.  
Today's competition is tougher, and success is even more elusive.

High Tech with Low Risk (Venturing Safely into the 90s) by John D. 
Trudel describes how to increase the success rate of high tech 
ventures. Here are some comments from industry experts about the 
book:

"I am confident that you will find this book to be rewarding and 
educational. The writer's style is effective, it is fun to read, and it 
comes to an end too soon."

					Robert Davis
					Professor
					Graduate School of Business
					Stanford University


"In the cauldron of startups, Trudel purges the illusion of technolgy 
itself as the answer; rather, he delivers a roadmap of dynamic 
fundamentals to improve your odds."

					Benjamin R. Peek
					Associate Director
					Oregon Advanced Computing Institute


"The challenge of developing a successful startup in the high tech 
world is becoming more and more difficult. John Trudel's insight into 
the key things that must be mastered is very valuable."

					Rick Potter
					General Manager
					CASE Division
					Mentor Graphics Corporation

"John has successfully practiced high tech entrepreneurship in 
difficult environments and he knows his subject. I highly recommend 
the book."

					Richard LeFaivre
					Director
					Graphic Systems and Software
					Sun Microsystems, Inc.


The book costs $9.95.  It will not be in most bookstores until 
Christmas, but it is available now. by mail. For information or to 
order, contact Eastern Oregon State College Regional Services 
Institute. In Oregon call toll free at 800/452-8639. Otherwise call 
503/962-3755 or FAX 503/962-3668.
From: peekb@oregon.oacis.org (Benjamin Peek - Staff OACIS)
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There is a new book available on high tech entrepreneurship.  While 
a few technology-enabled businesses and products enjoy great 
success, the sad truth is that most fail.  In the best days of the 
venture capital industry the success rate was only about 10%.  
Today's competition is tougher, and success is even more elusive.

High Tech with Low Risk (Venturing Safely into the 90s) by John D. 
Trudel describes how to increase the success rate of high tech 
ventures. Here are some comments from industry experts about the 
book:

"I am confident that you will find this book to be rewarding and 
educational. The writer's style is effective, it is fun to read, and it 
comes to an end too soon."

					Robert Davis
					Professor
					Graduate School of Business
					Stanford University


"In the cauldron of startups, Trudel purges the illusion of technolgy 
itself as the answer; rather, he delivers a roadmap of dynamic 
fundamentals to improve your odds."

					Benjamin R. Peek
					Associate Director
					Oregon Advanced Computing Institute


"The challenge of developing a successful startup in the high tech 
world is becoming more and more difficult. John Trudel's insight into 
the key things that must be mastered is very valuable."

					Rick Potter
					General Manager
					CASE Division
					Mentor Graphics Corporation

"John has successfully practiced high tech entrepreneurship in 
difficult environments and he knows his subject. I highly recommend 
the book."

					Richard LeFaivre
					Director
					Graphic Systems and Software
					Sun Microsystems, Inc.


The book costs $9.95.  It will not be in most bookstores until 
Christmas, but it is available now. by mail. For information or to 
order, contact Eastern Oregon State College Regional Services 
Institute. In Oregon call toll free at 800/452-8639. Otherwise call 
503/962-3755 or FAX 503/962-3668.
From: peekb@oregon.oacis.org (Benjamin Peek - Staff OACIS)
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There is a new book available on high tech entrepreneurship.  While 
a few technology-enabled businesses and products enjoy great 
success, the sad truth is that most fail.  In the best days of the 
venture capital industry the success rate was only about 10%.  
Today's competition is tougher, and success is even more elusive.

High Tech with Low Risk (Venturing Safely into the 90s) by John D. 
Trudel describes how to increase the success rate of high tech 
ventures. Here are some comments from industry experts about the 
book:

"I am confident that you will find this book to be rewarding and 
educational. The writer's style is effective, it is fun to read, and it 
comes to an end too soon."

					Robert Davis
					Professor
					Graduate School of Business
					Stanford University


"In the cauldron of startups, Trudel purges the illusion of technolgy 
itself as the answer; rather, he delivers a roadmap of dynamic 
fundamentals to improve your odds."

					Benjamin R. Peek
					Associate Director
					Oregon Advanced Computing Institute


"The challenge of developing a successful startup in the high tech 
world is becoming more and more difficult. John Trudel's insight into 
the key things that must be mastered is very valuable."

					Rick Potter
					General Manager
					CASE Division
					Mentor Graphics Corporation

"John has successfully practiced high tech entrepreneurship in 
difficult environments and he knows his subject. I highly recommend 
the book."

					Richard LeFaivre
					Director
					Graphic Systems and Software
					Sun Microsystems, Inc.


The book costs $9.95.  It will not be in most bookstores until 
Christmas, but it is available now. by mail. For information or to 
order, contact Eastern Oregon State College Regional Services 
Institute. In Oregon call toll free at 800/452-8639. Otherwise call 
503/962-3755 or FAX 503/962-3668.
From: peekb@oregon.oacis.org (Benjamin Peek - Staff OACIS)
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There is a new book available on high tech entrepreneurship.  While 
a few technology-enabled businesses and products enjoy great 
success, the sad truth is that most fail.  In the best days of the 
venture capital industry the success rate was only about 10%.  
Today's competition is tougher, and success is even more elusive.

High Tech with Low Risk (Venturing Safely into the 90s) by John D. 
Trudel describes how to increase the success rate of high tech 
ventures. Here are some comments from industry experts about the 
book:

"I am confident that you will find this book to be rewarding and 
educational. The writer's style is effective, it is fun to read, and it 
comes to an end too soon."

					Robert Davis
					Professor
					Graduate School of Business
					Stanford University


"In the cauldron of startups, Trudel purges the illusion of technolgy 
itself as the answer; rather, he delivers a roadmap of dynamic 
fundamentals to improve your odds."

					Benjamin R. Peek
					Associate Director
					Oregon Advanced Computing Institute


"The challenge of developing a successful startup in the high tech 
world is becoming more and more difficult. John Trudel's insight into 
the key things that must be mastered is very valuable."

					Rick Potter
					General Manager
					CASE Division
					Mentor Graphics Corporation

"John has successfully practiced high tech entrepreneurship in 
difficult environments and he knows his subject. I highly recommend 
the book."

					Richard LeFaivre
					Director
					Graphic Systems and Software
					Sun Microsystems, Inc.


The book costs $9.95.  It will not be in most bookstores until 
Christmas, but it is available now. by mail. For information or to 
order, contact Eastern Oregon State College Regional Services 
Institute. In Oregon call toll free at 800/452-8639. Otherwise call 
503/962-3755 or FAX 503/962-3668.
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There is a new book available on high tech entrepreneurship.  While 
a few technology-enabled businesses and products enjoy great 
success, the sad truth is that most fail.  In the best days of the 
venture capital industry the success rate was only about 10%.  
Today's competition is tougher, and success is even more elusive.

High Tech with Low Risk (Venturing Safely into the 90s) by John D. 
Trudel describes how to increase the success rate of high tech 
ventures. Here are some comments from industry experts about the 
book:

"I am confident that you will find this book to be rewarding and 
educational. The writer's style is effective, it is fun to read, and it 
comes to an end too soon."

					Robert Davis
					Professor
					Graduate School of Business
					Stanford University


"In the cauldron of startups, Trudel purges the illusion of technolgy 
itself as the answer; rather, he delivers a roadmap of dynamic 
fundamentals to improve your odds."

					Benjamin R. Peek
					Associate Director
					Oregon Advanced Computing Institute


"The challenge of developing a successful startup in the high tech 
world is becoming more and more difficult. John Trudel's insight into 
the key things that must be mastered is very valuable."

					Rick Potter
					General Manager
					CASE Division
					Mentor Graphics Corporation

"John has successfully practiced high tech entrepreneurship in 
difficult environments and he knows his subject. I highly recommend 
the book."

					Richard LeFaivre
					Director
					Graphic Systems and Software
					Sun Microsystems, Inc.


The book costs $9.95.  It will not be in most bookstores until 
Christmas, but it is available now. by mail. For information or to 
order, contact Eastern Oregon State College Regional Services 
Institute. In Oregon call toll free at 800/452-8639. Otherwise call 
503/962-3755 or FAX 503/962-3668.
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There is a new book available on high tech entrepreneurship.  While 
a few technology-enabled businesses and products enjoy great 
success, the sad truth is that most fail.  In the best days of the 
venture capital industry the success rate was only about 10%.  
Today's competition is tougher, and success is even more elusive.

High Tech with Low Risk (Venturing Safely into the 90s) by John D. 
Trudel describes how to increase the success rate of high tech 
ventures. Here are some comments from industry experts about the 
book:

"I am confident that you will find this book to be rewarding and 
educational. The writer's style is effective, it is fun to read, and it 
comes to an end too soon."

					Robert Davis
					Professor
					Graduate School of Business
					Stanford University


"In the cauldron of startups, Trudel purges the illusion of technolgy 
itself as the answer; rather, he delivers a roadmap of dynamic 
fundamentals to improve your odds."

					Benjamin R. Peek
					Associate Director
					Oregon Advanced Computing Institute


"The challenge of developing a successful startup in the high tech 
world is becoming more and more difficult. John Trudel's insight into 
the key things that must be mastered is very valuable."

					Rick Potter
					General Manager
					CASE Division
					Mentor Graphics Corporation

"John has successfully practiced high tech entrepreneurship in 
difficult environments and he knows his subject. I highly recommend 
the book."

					Richard LeFaivre
					Director
					Graphic Systems and Software
					Sun Microsystems, Inc.


The book costs $9.95.  It will not be in most bookstores until 
Christmas, but it is available now. by mail. For information or to 
order, contact Eastern Oregon State College Regional Services 
Institute. In Oregon call toll free at 800/452-8639. Otherwise call 
503/962-3755 or FAX 503/962-3668.
From: peekb@oregon.oacis.org (Benjamin Peek - Staff OACIS)
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There is a new book available on high tech entrepreneurship.  While 
a few technology-enabled businesses and products enjoy great 
success, the sad truth is that most fail.  In the best days of the 
venture capital industry the success rate was only about 10%.  
Today's competition is tougher, and success is even more elusive.

High Tech with Low Risk (Venturing Safely into the 90s) by John D. 
Trudel describes how to increase the success rate of high tech 
ventures. Here are some comments from industry experts about the 
book:

"I am confident that you will find this book to be rewarding and 
educational. The writer's style is effective, it is fun to read, and it 
comes to an end too soon."

					Robert Davis
					Professor
					Graduate School of Business
					Stanford University


"In the cauldron of startups, Trudel purges the illusion of technolgy 
itself as the answer; rather, he delivers a roadmap of dynamic 
fundamentals to improve your odds."

					Benjamin R. Peek
					Associate Director
					Oregon Advanced Computing Institute


"The challenge of developing a successful startup in the high tech 
world is becoming more and more difficult. John Trudel's insight into 
the key things that must be mastered is very valuable."

					Rick Potter
					General Manager
					CASE Division
					Mentor Graphics Corporation

"John has successfully practiced high tech entrepreneurship in 
difficult environments and he knows his subject. I highly recommend 
the book."

					Richard LeFaivre
					Director
					Graphic Systems and Software
					Sun Microsystems, Inc.


The book costs $9.95.  It will not be in most bookstores until 
Christmas, but it is available now. by mail. For information or to 
order, contact Eastern Oregon State College Regional Services 
Institute. In Oregon call toll free at 800/452-8639. Otherwise call 
503/962-3755 or FAX 503/962-3668.