Why do Startups fail? | Bikash Barai | TEDxIITKharagpur
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2015
- This video is a part of the talks given at TEDxIITKharagpur 2015, produced independently of the TED conferences. In a highly competitive world, most startups believe that their success is hinged on the execution of a ground-breaking idea, and their failure is often attributed to bad execution to the said idea. But in this talk, Bikash Barai explains why execution is only secondary, primary being the idea itself. Through his own experience as a founder, Barai urges people to look for problems instead of ideas as an idea that solves a great problem is what makes the idea truly ingenious.
An expert in the field of Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Hacking, Social Engineering and Attack Simulation; under his leadership, iViZ became one of the top 6 cloud-based security companies as recognised by the US Navy, US Department of Homeland Security and London Business School. He has done a double B.Tech in 'Computer Science' and 'Architecture', and a Masters in 'Computer Science and Information Technology' from IIT Kharagpur. He is passionate in his efforts to promote entrepreneurship and is a leading member at TiE and is an iSpirit Fellow.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
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great concept:"STOP looking for IDEAS, START looking for GREAT PROBLEMS"
awesome
Mostly true. However what problems did Facebook or smartphones solve? None! Some needs are created.
+Technology Wales thanks
+Technology Wales exactly 100% agreed. What problem does Coca Cola or Pepsi solve?
but many times all knows the difficult and great problem but no one knows the idea for solving it ...then only idea matters.....
Shashank Kumar that's for another #TED talk.
India has a million problems, look around and see them. If we want to solve them, it will create 100 million useful jobs, a million problems will be solved and India will become a fully developed country by 2020. Bikash is absolutely right, we do not teach students to look for real problems and that is one major reasons we are still a "developing country".
Let's look for and solve practical problems.
I'm agree with you. .. let me know if you have any plans :)
Thats what ive been thinking im tired of people draining our wealth to the foreign countries though they are not the ones to blame indian goods haven't been on par with the foreign goods there really needs to be more Innovations on our side
online education website in hindu
developed in solidity (blockchain technology) to avoid regulation?
Overpopulation. Solution: Depopulate.
Thinking that the problem is far more important than your idea is an oversimplification.
The idea is also important as it's your proposed way of solving the problem you've chosen to solve. Without an idea, which is really your way of delivering value via solving a problem (or, more broadly, providing a benefit since not all businesses are built on resolving some problem for a consumer), you don't have a business.
Stop looking for ideas, Start looking for great problems :)
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+jubair siraj exactly ! well said sir
there is the classic store with brick and mortar
let's call it 1.0
in this store, products almost never change
and the owner chose the products
it is boring
now, there must be a new store
let's call it 2.0
in this store, products always change
and people choose the products there will be via an app
on the app, there is a huge catalog, people choose the products that will show up in the store
the store is constantly being supplied with the products people choose
Plenty more bad problems...
You'd think a channel with nearly 3 MILLION subscribers would have better close to clear audio quality and less than 20 videos that are uploaded at a time..
You’ll know them by their inadequacies
I found a problem!! Its the audio in talk.. 😈😈
But its not a great problem :)
Amit Vyas Yup.. I don't even have a MVP for the problem.. 😈😈
this is a small problem, and it doesn't matter to anyone. find a bigger problem.
ha! ha!
Then start your own business
Just one word.. Wow.. finding great problems makes the solutions greater
Content: 4.5/5
Audio: 3.0/5
Video: 0.5/5
Audio 1
great advice man, finding problem is the key!
Big problem makes Big company !
There are no problems left in order to solve them... this's the real problem
Peter Mike WOW thats an idea.
LETS create more problems.😈😈
May not be the deepest in regards to content, but definitely an eye opener to get many in the right mindset of not just thinking about the next great idea, but also considering if your ideas solve a problem. Problems lead to needs in an industry marketplace. In order to make money in that industry, someone needs to provide solutions to those problems. The "great idea" is usually based around a solution for that problem that people would be willing to pay for. It doesn't always start with "the big idea", but more so the big problem.
this is just the central concept of taoism.. he applied it for a startup and he succeeded .. majority fail because of the pessimism that lurks inside them,killing the core system of belief.. feed the believing person and you shall grow inwards and outwards..
How can you call people by IP address, didn't you have DHCP enabled?
Spot on! Wonderful!
If problem hardness and solution effective are in balance and evolve together - PRACTICAL.
If problem is too tough to solve, or solution is less effective - IMPRACTICAL
Startup would succeed if it lands in PRACTICAL bucket. Else fail.
But anyway, fun of startup is solving and learning !
awesome
Thank You very much
90 percent failure is actually ten percent success. If you compare it to any other pursuit like cracking IIT, iim or even sevil service..
You find the the probability of you getting successful.
*Civil .. oh god
To solve problem we first need to find one.
Sound is killing; leaving it in middle. Never expected this from TedX
Awesome man,so true
i love the last ~2 mins
wonderful
I found a problem ! Poor sound after 6:45...
I already knew that.
Solution to a problem is a business.
awesome
Great ... excellent idea. Problems are nothing but great opportunities. Hatesoff to you.
Good speech
Nice audio!
gekkoar yeah real top notch!
I will be needing him some day
Just as it got to the solution to the problem he audio faded & made presentation difficult to follow!
Awesomeeeeee
it's true...I believe.. the same
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problem is source for idea..
Stop looking for ideas. Create a problem and solve it)
thanks
Which is the company provides funding
real.
Yes, that's what entrepreneurs look for, but they don't
Why do some videos fail in audio?
Necessity may be the mother of your invention, but you still need to convince your mother that she needs it.
"my mom thought i was running a computer shop". He got me there
After 7mins the audio isn't clear.
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Of course a just thought will not be great idea unless it solve big problem.....
Ted X doesn't do problem solving with sound issues.....
I wish I could Tenet back in time and lock the camera man in a toilet.
Nice talk, btw!
there is the classic store with brick and mortar
let's call it 1.0
in this store, products almost never change
and the owner chose the products
it is boring
now, there must be a new store
let's call it 2.0
in this store, products always change
and people choose the products there will be via an app
on the app, there is a huge catalog, people choose the products that will show up in the store
the store is constantly being supplied with the products people choose
dude!!!! your mic!!!!
Sound recorded is low and distant. Almost as if recorded bootleg.
i really can't hear anything in this vid
one failed audio ...
problem is everyone follows the herd.
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What is pipe dreams insulated by donations, for $500, Alex
@jd I'm Batman tell @amit
Awful camera work
audio sucks. Hence lost further interest in watching the video
The talk was below average. It should have never made it to TED or has TED FRANCHISED itself for anything ?
TEDx is the JV team.
Audio : 5/5
Video: 1/5
I am watching an inspiring video, and suddenly batman pops up. WTF!
The audio is pathetic
Classic
Very bad audio
This video is a disgrace to TEDx.
YASH VARDHAN Sharma the content is what's important
I'm Batman 😌
no u r not
batman doesn't eat Biryani.😂
soo let it go
Lipu Behera i can smell catwoman here🙄
this guy loose me in 2 mins.
This is an absolute bullshit way to present anything. "know what your talking and what that people who are listening are learning from it"
I think he was here to market his company, but he failed in even doing that!!
Just 'cos the guy was from IIT Kharagpur doesn't mean he's got point!
Maybe this presentation could have been done better but general point is excellent one showing what matters most is finding a point of pain and solving it for people that are your target market.