Project Olympus @ Entrepreneurial Thursdays Video
October 6, 2007 – 4:50 pmMy apologies in advance for the rough video/audio quality and lack of context. Feel free to edit the video yourself to stick in the appropriate background information.
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One Response to “Project Olympus @ Entrepreneurial Thursdays Video”
It is interesting to see how these various ideas progress. I know that at least one person in this group said they had jumped ship and were trying to sell their idea to another company. With many products, we simply see the refined, ready for the masses, end product. However, we got a glimpse into initial process of research and development here.
I know that we all have projects that we try to see through from birth of the idea to hopefully something that will make us very wealthy, or are successful in another way. However, being able to get a snapshot of others’ development processes is exciting.
By Ben Rothermel on Oct 7, 2007