Full Stack Startup
topic on 1 show · 4 statements across 2 episodes
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Klein: Software alone fails without full-stack startup workflow reengineering
“One thing that we, I think, have found is that inventing cool new software actually is not the answer. That in order for a lot of these cool new software companies to begin to change their markets, workflow is much, much tougher than people realize. And so the…”
Srinivasan: Finance, education, and healthcare are prime full-stack startup targets
“I would say that three industries in particular that are very good candidates for you know, full stack startups are finance, education, healthcare.”
Srinivasan: Recruiting outside core expertise is a full-stack startup's hardest hurdle
“So I think like, I think of recruiting is one of the most difficult challenges associated with building a full stack startup because you need to have expertise. You need to know what you lack expertise.”
Srinivasan: Full-stack startups should stage integration rather than attempting it immediately
“Doing a full stack startup does not mean like take Uber for example. Yes, they did the full stack, but they didn't buy a 100,000 cars on day one, right? They you know, they figured out, okay, here is an ultimate ambition. Maybe they weren't even thinking about…”