Biyi Oladipo Acuity Limited/Nigerian Internet Registration Association (NiRA) CPN New Members Induction June 19, 2013.

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Biyi Oladipo Acuity Limited/Nigerian Internet Registration Association (NiRA) CPN New Members Induction June 19, 2013

Agenda Our Changing World What is “Technopreneurship” Some Definitions Some Thoughts from the Definitions Some Examples Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Sergey Brin and Larry Page etc. Ideas on Technopreneurship Understanding your Strengths Having Eyes for Opportunities Distinguishing Between Risk and Uncertainty Defining and Assembling your Audience Developing a Viable Business Model Monetizing your Audience Funding your Ideas Concept of the 3Fs Assessing the Angels Collaboration Final Thoughts

In The Beginning…….. The World was round……..

And Now……….? Companies worldwide are finding they must either convincingly justify their prices or differentiate themselves with some kind of perceived recognizable value.

“Technology is always evolving, and companies, not just search companies, can’t be afraid to take advantage of change.”-Eric Schimdt

“The use of technology as an integral and key element in the transformation of goods or services.” – Randall Stross

What is “Technopreneurship”

Definition Technopreneurship is the Result of uniting “Technology” with “Entrepreneurship” This is not just the effect of technology on businesses but rather the process where progression in the lives of the people happens. It is the process of using the developments brought about by specialized knowledge to come up with innovations in all the aspects of human life with the aid of a creative and skillful mind. Birth of this field provides every entrepreneur a challenge of exploring an untraveled path towards greater success.

Technopreneurship can be defined as.. Integration of Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Act of turning “something” into a resource of high value by converting good ideas into business ventures that relies heavily on the application of human knowledge for practical purposes. Entrepreneurship in the field of technology. Firms in which technology plays a critical role in their operations. Process of engineering the future of an individual, an organization or a nation.

Definition Continues…. Application of the newest inventions and advancements in coming out with new and innovative products through the process of dissemination. Manufacturing of hi-tech products or making use of hi technology to deliver product to consumers. Exhaustive use of and Exploitation of technology in making profit.

Some Thoughts from Definition- The Meruvian Roadmap

Who Has Been? Steve Jobs Bill Gates

Who has Been…..? Mark Zuckerberg Sergey Brin and Larry Page

Ideas on technopreneurship

Key Ideas Discovering Gaps and Areas of Need in the Environment Having Eyes for and Creating Opportunities Distinguishing Between Risk and Uncertainty Understanding your Strengths and Leveraging Them Defining and Assembling your Audience Developing a Viable Business Model Monetizing your Audience

Discovering Gaps Environmental AwarenessMental AlertnessResearch and Knowledge Seeking BehavioursEye for Details

Seeking and Creating Opportunities What do you See? Problem or a Challenge? Always Distinguish Between Risk and Uncertainty Uncertainty is an opportunity for Innovation Opportunities Abound, See or Create them

Knowing and Leveraging your Strengths Areas of Expertize What comes to you Naturally Areas you can Leverage in a Synergy Skills, Knowledge, Proven Abilities

Defining and Assembling Your Audience Define your Market Segment your Audience Assemble the Audience and Target the Share of Mind Create Top of Mind Awareness

Developing a Viable Business Model Customer Segmentation Value Proposition Customer Relations Revenue Streams Determining How Money will be Made Channels Mode of Delivery Service Deliver Fixed Cost Structures Variable Costs Shared Understanding the Cost Structure Finding and Engaging Key Partners Financial Resources Human Capital Engaging and Managing Key Resources

Monetizing your Creation Revenue Models Subscription Advertising Outright Sales Sales and Service

Funding your ideas

Various Possible Funding Models Concept of the 3 Fs Friends Family Foes Assessing the ANGELS Private Equity Venture Capital Angel Investors Public Offers Collaboration Synergy and Partnering Participatory Investment You Cannot Go it Alone Always

Final Thoughts Always Keep Abreast of Your Environment and Develop and Opportunity Seeking Mindset Translate your Dreams into Visions, Your Visions into Mission, your Mission into Action and your Actions into Cash Keep the Right Company, they would Help your Growth Learn, Innovate, Compete, Collaborate and Repeat

If you really want it, you’ll find a way If you don’t, you’ll find an excuse! - Jim Rohn “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” -Henry Ford

Merci De Votre Attention