start-up The Startup (or start-up ) or young person-pushes which comes from English startup company is a Entreprise in phase of construction which did not launch out yet on the produce market (or only on an experimental basis). It is in more or less long phase of development of a product, an idea, a market research, etc and of search for professional, technical partners or of failure multiplied by ten compared to traditional companies.

History

This term became popular at the end of the Années 1990 during the proliferation of the dowry-COM (“not French COM”) where many Spéculation S of the stockmarket surrounded small the startups related to information technologies seeking a fast stockmarket entry and promising fabulous future potential profits. Many of these startups started like Spin-off S of university groups of research.

After the collapse of the Bubble Internet, the term lost much of its superb, and became almost Tabou. It seems however that in front of the unpopularity of the French expression “start-up”, the start-up term regains ground.

Startups technological entries in the legend

• Microsoft (creates by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in 1975)
• EBay (creates by Pierre Omidyar in 1995 Turnover 2004: 3 billion dollars, 200 million registered members)
• Google (founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998, estimated at 140 billion with the Stock Exchange Wall Street in 2006)
• Yahoo! (creates by David Filo and Jerry Yang with the Université of Stanford in 1994)
• Meetic (creates by Marc Simoncini in 2001)
• Apple (founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in 1976)
• Intel (creates by Andrew S. Grove, Gordon E. Moore, Robert W. Noyce in 1968)
• Hewlett Packard (founded by William Hewlett and David Packard in 1939)

See too

• Business plan
• Capital risk
• Going public
• Silicon Valley
• Speculative bubble
• Creation of company
• Entrepreneuriat
• Swarming

External Links

• Startups Ideas Creation of company
• To read in line memory of sociology: life of start-up, To invest and invest in a innovating company , Olivier Marty

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