34. - Larry Page
Founder of Google
”我々の検索エンジンは
人工知能なしでは完成しない”
(2002年のインタビュー)
Copyright 2018 Masayuki Tadokoro All rights reserved
http://bigdata-madesimple.com/12-famous-quotes-on-artificial-intelligence-by-google-founders/
Startup Science 2018
54. VHS DVD Down
load
Streaming ??
80年代
~90年代
90年代
~00年代
2010~
2015
2015~ 2020~
known of known
known of
unknown
unknown of
unknown
?
5~10年後
世界はどうなるか?
Copyright 2018 Masayuki Tadokoro All rights reserved
Startup Science 2018
58. VR. is eating the world?
A.I. is eating the world?
Message service is eating the world?
Mobile APP is eating the world?
Software is eating the world?
Copyright 2018 Masayuki Tadokoro All rights reserved
Personal Mobility is eating the world?
108. ユーザーが体感する効能が追いつく
Copyright 2018 Masayuki Tadokoro All rights reserved
https://www.amazon.co.jp/review/R3VKPD4MFYJ8UM/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00LP0FEJG&channel=detail-glance&nodeID
126. 多くの人が、
”AirBNBはうまくいった
最悪のビジネスアイディアだ”
と言っています
Copyright 2018 Masayuki Tadokoro All rights reserved
Startup Science 2018
https://medium.com/cs183c-blitzscaling-class-collection/scaling-airbnb-with-brian-chesky-class-18-notes-of-stanford-university-s-cs183c-3fcf75778358
- Brian Chesky
CEO of AirBNB
#4:なぜスタートアップにとってタイミングが重要なのか?
Which one is the most important factor when you do startup?
#5:なぜスタートアップにとってタイミングが重要なのか?
Timing is the biggest key for success
http://www.ted.com/talks/bill_gross_the_single_biggest_reason_why_startups_succeed#t-216631
he single biggest reason why startups succeed
#7:なぜスタートアップにとってタイミングが重要なのか?
Success of startups are depending on five factors;
idea, product, team, execution and timing
http://genius.com/Sam-altman-lecture-1-how-to-start-a-startup-annotated
#8:なぜスタートアップにとってタイミングが重要なのか?
Why do you do that start up now?
Why not two year from now, why not two years ago?
#9:なぜスタートアップにとってタイミングが重要なのか?
Target market keeps evolving;
the industry ecosystem keeps getting more
efficient; you can achieve more and more
with less and less resources
#18:
Exercise
Looking back your career, write something which you have domain expertise which other people typically do not have
Write one thing you are struggling with the area that needs to be improved
#23:なぜスタートアップにとってタイミングが重要なのか?
What is the history of the product/market?
Where is the market heading as going forward
What are the recent key trends by which solution to issue was enabled?
Start-up founderが聞くべきこと
#24:なぜスタートアップにとってタイミングが重要なのか?
Computer related start-up
% of IPO of 1983-founded
% of IPO of 1985-founded
3x IPOs in 1983!
#41:外部環境分析する際に活用できる視点とは?
Exercise
Looking back your career, write something which you have domain expertise which other people typically do not have
Write one thing you are struggling with the area that needs to be improved
#48:外部環境分析する際に活用できる視点とは?
Exercise
Looking back your career, write something which you have domain expertise which other people typically do not have
Write one thing you are struggling with the area that needs to be improved
#81:次のパラダイムシフトを読む
Quality of issue you can discover depends on your expertise, industry knowledge and knowledge on how the particular market is evolving
#82:We found out that painful issue exists through interview to evangelist users
Delight users with experience they will remember
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQOC-qy-GDY
talk to users
21:30
#96:We found out that painful issue exists through interview to evangelist users
Delight users with experience they will remember
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQOC-qy-GDY
talk to users
21:30
#97:スタートアップが狙うイノベーションのジレンマとは?
Aiming at innovator’s dilemma
#98:スタートアップが狙うイノベーションのジレンマとは?
What is sustainable innovation?
Innovation takes place based on incumbent value standard
To improve the product without drastic change
It’s important not to be disliked by current customers
#112:スタートアップが狙うイノベーションのジレンマとは?
Disruptive innovation
Disrupting incumbent technology and generate whole new value
It is brought by disruptive technology
It create new market
#113:スタートアップが狙うイノベーションのジレンマとは?
Today, Apple reinvent telephone
#115:Overconfident:
We can crush them anytime we want to
Nose-dive
OMG, our market share is nose-diving
Too late:
There is no way to recover
Withdraw:
Let’s withdraw from the market
Disruption cycle
http://techcrunch.com/2014/01/19/uber-and-disruption/
http://jp.wsj.com/articles/SB12219608320597343816204581008912136442404
http://www.gizmodo.jp/2015/06/ceoiphone.html
#116:スタートアップが狙うイノベーションのジレンマとは?
Disruption cycle
Blackberry:
iPhone is not safe, poor battely and
nobody likes touch keyboard
OMG, this is way up there
We cannot catch up
How can we withdraw?
http://techcrunch.com/2014/01/19/uber-and-disruption/
http://jp.wsj.com/articles/SB12219608320597343816204581008912136442404
http://www.gizmodo.jp/2015/06/ceoiphone.html
#118:大企業が陥るイノベーションのジレンマとは?
Why many corporate cannot bring disruptive innovation?
Apple is exceptional case, since he brought innovation with top-down approach
#119:
大企業が陥るイノベーションのジレンマとは?
In most of business opportunities, large corporates have advantages since they have much more resources; start-up cannot compete in the competition where the resource richfullness counts.
However, these large corporate fails not by responding to disruptive innovation; they have optimized organization for incumbert value chain
#120:大企業が陥るイノベーションのジレンマとは?
In most of business opportunities, large corporates have advantages since they have much more resources; start-up cannot compete in the competition where the resource richfullness counts.
However, these large corporate fails not by responding to disruptive innovation; they have optimized organization for incumbert value chain
#126:大企業が陥るイノベーションのジレンマとは?
Apoorva, founder of Instacart, proposed Instacart model to Amazon management; it was turned down since the model was to defy what Amazon had been invested, i.e. warehouses and logistics
#127:大企業が陥るイノベーションのジレンマとは?
Brian Chesky, founder of Airbnb, started the service in order to solve his issue i.e.he can not pay rent though he has empty room in his apartment
#140:スタートアップが狙うイノベーションのジレンマとは?
Disruptive innovation functions should be centered in the start-up organization
http://diamond.jp/articles/-/58187?page=3
#141:スタートアップの最大の競争優位性とは?
Unfair advantage of start-up
Start-up founders can build the product while they are talking customers directly
Start-up founders
#142:スタートアップの最大の競争優位性とは?
Joe Gebbia, Airbnb co-founder, was engaging in customer support for all day
#143:スタートアップの最大の競争優位性とは?
Brian Chesky, co-founder of Airbnb, went customer’s place; talked to home-landlord customers one by one and took a room photo to promote Airbnb business
#144:スタートアップの最大の競争優位性とは?
Brian Chesky, co-founder of Airbnb, went customer’s place; talked to home-landlord customers one by one and took a room photo to promote Airbnb business
#147:スタートアップの最大の競争優位性とは?
“You should know the secret other people don’t know”
#148:スタートアップの最大の競争優位性とは?
Disruptive innovation functions should be centered in the start-up organization
http://diamond.jp/articles/-/58187?page=3