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Develop an idea or a product that can satisfy a need, and respond to the need by establishing a business concern.
Recognizing the need.
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The result of consumer dissatisfaction to the existing product could open the door to introduce innovations or improvements.
Improving an existing product.
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Entrepreneurs should be able to recognize the opportunity to develop a product and set trends that can make them leading entrepreneurs.
Recognize trends.
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There is no other way to know about what is happening around you, but to research and read.
Be aware of everything
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Anybody can question the relevance or quality of any product or services, provided, that there is an effort to improve the product.
Questions and assumptions.
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If you have the idea, study it and develop it to something that is worth a business.
Naming it first, then, develop it.
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If the idea is clear and viable, there should be clear options for the business out of the idea.
Do not let your idea follow money, let money follow your ideas.
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Ideas should be a solution to an existing problem of the consumer or the market in general.
See yourself as a problem solver.
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This is an important fact in decision-making process; most business failed because of lack of information.
Use research as a weapon against failure.
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An idea that is worth pursuing into a business is one which has a long-term purpose and not only a fad.
Make sure your idea has longevity.
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Venture into a business by using your own ideas.
Take a risk on your ideas.
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The market needs and demands will not be far from what is happening in the past, so it is better to get information about the past, present, and future.
Test your idea against the past, present, and future.
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Know the needs of your market and all the factors that affect the buying process. Your idea will depend on this.
Know the idiosyncrasies of your market.
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It specifically provides that a signer will not share the idea to anyone. This is a typical agreement or contract where one should ask advise to a patents attorney or those with experience and expertise in the intellectual property rights.
Confidentiality Agreements.
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These gives the inventor exclusive legal rights to exclude anyone else from manufacturing, selling, importing, or using an invention during the life
patents
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This is a word, name, symbol, or device used by manufacturers on merchants to identify their goods and distinguish them from others sold in the market. This should be sed in conjunction with a business or a product, otherwise, this will not be granted.
trademarks
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protects the creative works of composers, authors/writers, artists, and others. This is the easiest form of protection for Intellectual Property.
Copyrights
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creating change or orientation or direction
Effecting a new policy
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developing an entirely new product or opening a new market
Finding new opportunities
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changing the formal structure, reorganizing or introducing a new structure
Designing a new structure
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introducing a new process, procedure, or technology for continued use
Devising a fresh method
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A form of business organization initiated, organized, owned or capitalized and managed by a single person
Sole proprietorship
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An association of two or more business partners who co-own a businessfor the purpose of making a profit
partnership
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one who shares ownership and management of the business and is liable to the extent of his separate property after all the assets of the partnership are exhausted.
General Partner
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partners with limited financial liability and they do not take active role in the management of the firm.
Limited Partners
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are those not taking active role in the operation of the business but are generally known to be partners of the business.
Silent Partners
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are neither active in the partnership nor they are generally known to be associated with the business.
Dominant Partners
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a partner who contributes money or property to the common fund of the partnership.
Capitalist Partner
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the partner who designated to manage the operations of the business of the partnership.
Managing Partner
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the partner who contributes his knowledge or personal services to the partnership.
Industrial Partner
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a partner who takes active part in the business but is not known to be a partner by outside parties.
Secret Partner
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a partner who is actually not a partner but is held out or represented as a partner.
Nominal Partner or Partner by Estoppel
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a partner who is designated to wind up or settle the affairs of the partnership after dissolution.
Liquidating Partner
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Its owners are the stockholders orshareholders who can sell their interestsin the corporation without affecting the continuity of its operations
corporation
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a duly registered association of persons, with a common bond of interest, who have voluntarily joined together to achieve a lawful common social or economic end
cooperative