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by enry_straker
3154 days ago
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As chuck McM said, start looking for a problem, rather than an idea but i would like to add this caveat: 1) Look at the background of you 3 guys, and list out problems which were being worked around in the areas of your business development or private equity or the domain of your phd friend. There is a much higher probability of you guys having domain expertise in the areas you have been exposed to in the past, and a lot of business contacts as well - and solving a problem in those areas means that you will be able to address problems you have personally faced before - through a combination of software and services. Note that there is no dearth of problems to be solved, but problems you have faced before personally can be a much more fruitful area for automated solutions. |
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