Error message

Deprecated function: Optional parameter $path declared before required parameter $arg is implicitly treated as a required parameter in include_once() (line 1439 of /var/www/quickstart.cals.arizona.edu/includes/bootstrap.inc).

Entrepreneurs as Resource Integrators

Entrepreneurs aim to access and integrate resources that will enable them to offer customers a new and valuable service.

Hidden Histories: The Wheel

This episode of Hidden History takes a look at the history of the wheel. Hidden Histories is a series that take a closer look at the world around us and explore the hidden depths of our shared history.

Read more

Hidden Histories: The Wheel

Why'd It Take So Long To Invent The Wheel?

This NPR story is a graphic story of the likely stages of development in the process to invent the wheel.

Read more

Why'd It Take So Long To Invent The Wheel?

This NPR story is a graphic story of the likely stages of development in the process to invent the wheel.

Why Entrepreneurial Companies Need a Visionary And An Integrator

Did you know it takes two types of leaders at the helm of a 10-250 person entrepreneurial organization to have the “Rocket Fuel” it needs to hit the next level? They’re known as the Visionary and the Integrator.

Read more

Why Entrepreneurial Companies Need a Visionary And An Integrator

As a Visionary entrepreneur, your passion, drive and creativity are the key elements that helped launch your business and fuel your company’s growth. But now… your company is growing and you’re swamped with an overwhelming workload, your engine is sputtering, stalling and your momentum stagnating. Every great Visionary hits this threshold. Enter the Integrator. You need someone detail-oriented, who knows how to keep the team harmonious and productive, is great at resolving conflict, and can execute detailed plans for maximum results. That will give YOU the freedom to focus on what you were built to do-- blast off and catapult your company to its full potential.

Why Entrepreneurial Companies Need a Visionary and an Integrator

Entrepreneur Entrepreneurship Resource Integration

Related Resources

Entrepreneurship

Resource Integration

Entrepreneur

Crate & Barrel: Gordon Segal

In 1962, Gordon Segal — with his wife Carole — opened a scrappy Chicago shop called Crate & Barrel. That store turned into a housewares empire that has shaped the way Americans furnish their homes.

Crate & Barrel: Gordon Segal

Barrier to Entry Entrepreneurship

What Caused The Economic Boom of Wealth - Learn Liberty

In this Economics Made Easy video, we talk about the history from where we started to where we are today, because of the economic boom of wealth in our modern society.

What Caused The Economic Boom of Wealth - Learn Liberty

In this Economics Made Easy video, we talk about the history from where we started to where we are today, because of the economic boom of wealth in our modern society.

What Caused The Economic Boom of Wealth? - Learn Liberty

Entrepreneurship Specialization Transaction Cost

99 per cent invisible: 99 per cent details, Ep. 04

It’s a stick with bristles poking out of it. It doesn’t even qualify as a simple machine, but the careful thought and design that went into the creation of the modern, angled bristle, fat handled toothbrush shows just how much brainpower goes into something that is designed to simply work well and not be noticed all that much (until it’s time to buy the next one).

99 per cent invisible: 99 per cent details, Ep. 04

99% Invisible-04- 99% Details.mp3

Creative Destruction Entrepreneurship

Are Entrepreneurs Modern Day Heroes?

Entrepreneurs are both problem solvers and wealth creators. Extremely successful entrepreneurs, therefore, are not evil. Rather, they are modern day heroes.

Are Entrepreneurs Modern Day Heroes?

Entrepreneurs are both problem solvers and wealth creators. Extremely successful entrepreneurs, therefore, are not evil. Rather, they are modern day heroes.

Are Entrepreneurs Modern Day Heroes?

Entrepreneurship Transaction Cost

Episode 601: The Chocolate Curse - Planet Money

Today on the show, we learn about one man in Ecuador who came up with an answer to the global cocoa shortage

Episode 601: The Chocolate Curse - Planet Money

Today on the show, we learn about one man in Ecuador who came up with an answer to the global cocoa shortage

Entrepreneurship Quantity Demanded Quantity Supplied Shortage

Entrepreneur Magazine

Entrepreneur is an American magazine and website that carries news stories about entrepreneurship

Entrepreneur Magazine

Entrepreneur is an American magazine and website that carries news stories about entrepreneurship

Business Entrepreneurship

Why Entrepreneurship Is Important to the Economy

Entrepreneurship is important for a number of reasons, from promoting social change to driving innovation.

Why Entrepreneurship Is Important to the Economy

Entrepreneurship is important for a number of reasons, from promoting social change to driving innovation.

Entrepreneurship

SCAMPER - M.I.T. Brainstorming

It can often be difficult to come up with new ideas when you're trying to develop or improve a product or service. This is where creative brainstorming techniques like SCAMPER can help

SCAMPER - M.I.T. Brainstorming

It can often be difficult to come up with new ideas when you're trying to develop or improve a product or service. This is where creative brainstorming techniques like SCAMPER can help

It can often be difficult to come up with new ideas when you're trying to develop or improve a product or service.

This is where creative brainstorming techniques like SCAMPER can help. This tool helps you generate ideas for new products and services by encouraging you to think about how you could improve existing ones.

We'll look at SCAMPER in this article and infographic

Capital Entrepreneurship

Four Factors of Production - Khan Academy

Economists traditionally divide the factors of production into four categories: land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship. Learn how each of these are defined in this video.

Four Factors of Production - Khan Academy

Economists traditionally divide the factors of production into four categories: land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship. Learn how each of these are defined in this video.

Four factors of production | AP Microeconomics | Khan Academy

Capital Entrepreneurship Labor Land

TEDxMidAtlantic 2010 - Saras Sarasvathy

When we turn on our bedside lamp, we know that Edison the inventor had something to do with it. But what about Edison the entrepreneur?

TEDxMidAtlantic 2010 - Saras Sarasvathy

When we turn on our bedside lamp, we know that Edison the inventor had something to do with it. But what about Edison the entrepreneur?

TEDxMidAtlantic 2010 - Saras Sarasvathy - 11/5/10

Effectuation Entrepreneurship

Steve Jobs: Product Development, From Idea to Product

What does innovation look like? Steve Jobs explains the difference between a good idea and a good product.

Steve Jobs: Product Development, From Idea to Product

What does innovation look like? Steve Jobs explains the difference between a good idea and a good product.

Steve Jobs: Product Development (From Idea to Product) Reference: Excerpt from Steve Jobs interview in 1995 with Robert Cringely, the interview is called "The Lost Interview"