entrepreneurship

Stanford Alumna and Sumi-e Artist Drue Kataoka teams up with Bill Fenwick, Co-Founder Fenwick & West, to explore the intersection of Zen and Technology in Silicon Valley.

Zen Simplicity, Clarity, Harmony, Asymmetry...
These core Zen principles are applied to technology in video interviews, exciting guest posts, and cutting edge topics.
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A blog on entrepreneurship, as seen from the kid's clubhouse. Follow 3 young Stanford entrepreneurs as they document the process of building a company out of a Facebook Application.

We focus on inspiring an entrepreneurial mindset in individuals and organizations. Our blog focuses on the issues of entrepreneurial thought leadership, entrepreneurship and organizational research, creativity, and innovation.

Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) is the entrepreneurship center at Stanford University's School of Engineering. STVP is hosted by the Department of Management Science and Engineering.

Blog Chronicling the experiences of a new Sloan Fellow at the Stanford Business School. Written from the perspective of an experienced entrepreneur and MIT engineer who recently arrived at Stanford. Questions addressed include: What's it like to attend Business School at Stanford? What's a Sloan Fellow? And what do you learn in Business School anyways? Why would an entrepreneur want to study management?

Also includes general unusual entries about Zen and Entrepreneurship.

The mobile space is going to explode in the coming months and Rock Your Pocket is going to follow it. In particular, mobile apps are going to become a very significant part of the phone just as fb apps became an defining aspect of the social network platform. I imagine there will be an even bigger frenzy over mobile apps than fb ones because they can reach a wider and broader audience and monetize (through advertising) more easily. And best of all, mobile apps in the long term will replace the native functionalities of phones that we get ripped off paying for every month.

Intellitech follows innovation, particularly in start-up companies, across greentech, life science, and technology companies. While there are a handful of Silicon Valley blogs following similar news and events, Intellitech is meant to be a platform where anyone can become an author and contribute. If interested in writing a post email me at intellitech.blog@gmail.com.

A podcast by students of Stanford University's Business and Design Schools.

blog on personal finance and entrepreneurship for college students, recent college grads, and everyone else. Featured in The Wall Street Journal and New York Times. By alumnus Ramit Sethi.

Occasional ramblings on entrepreneurship, technology and networking technology at Stanford and beyond.